About This Book
In this classic Arthur Adventure, Arthur the aardvark faces a common childhood dilemma: a writing assignment. As he brainstorms, his friends' elaborate and exciting ideas make him doubt his own, leading him to constantly revise his story. The book gently explores themes of creativity, self-confidence, and finding one's unique voice, showing the iterative process of writing and the importance of sticking to your own vision. It's a relatable story for children who might feel intimidated by creative tasks or influenced by their peers.
Discussion Prompts
1
What kind of story would you write if you had a homework assignment like Arthur's?
2
Have you ever changed your mind about an idea after talking to your friends? How did that feel?
3
Why do you think it's important to tell your own story, even if it's different from others?
4
What are some ways Arthur could have gotten ideas for his story without just copying his friends?
5
What do you think makes a story good or interesting?
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