About This Book
In this classic story, Arthur the aardvark feels self-conscious about his nose and decides he wants a new one. He visits a 'rhinologist' and tries on various animal noses, from an elephant's trunk to a crocodile's snout. Through this humorous exploration, Arthur learns to appreciate his own unique features and the importance of being himself. This book is excellent for sparking conversations with children aged 4-8 about self-esteem, body image, and celebrating individuality. It gently teaches that true happiness comes from within, not from changing who you are.
What Parents Should Know
Discussion Prompts
1
What did Arthur dislike about his nose? Have you ever felt that way about something on yourself?
2
What kind of noses did Arthur try on? Which one was your favorite and why?
3
Why do you think Arthur decided to keep his own nose in the end?
4
What makes you special and unique?
5
Is it okay to feel different sometimes? What can we do when we feel that way?
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