About This Book
In this laugh-out-loud sequel, Bruce's Big Move follows the perpetually grumpy bear, Bruce, as he attempts to find a new home away from his noisy and messy housemates: four geese and three rowdy mice. Parents will appreciate how the story humorously explores themes of frustration, the challenges of living with others, and the unexpected bonds of a found family. It's a fantastic read-aloud for younger children (4-7) who will enjoy the silly antics, and an engaging early chapter book for independent readers (7-11) who can relate to the desire for peace and quiet. The book offers a gentle way to discuss feelings of annoyance and the complexities of friendship and family dynamics.
Discussion Prompts
1
What makes Bruce so frustrated with his housemates? Have you ever felt frustrated with someone you live with?
2
What are some of the funny things that happen when Bruce tries to move?
3
Do you think Bruce really wants to leave his geese and mice? Why or why not?
4
What does this story teach us about living with others, even when they're annoying?
5
If you were Bruce, where would you try to move?
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