About This Book
In "Dory Fantasmagory: The Real True Friend," readers join Dory, a spirited and highly imaginative youngest child, as she navigates the complexities of real and imaginary friendships. When Dory makes a new friend named Rosabelle at school, her older siblings, Luke and Nancy, are immediately skeptical, convinced Rosabelle is just another one of Dory's many imaginary companions. This book beautifully explores themes of imagination, sibling relationships, and the desire for acceptance, all through Dory's unique and often uproarious perspective. It's perfect for early elementary readers who love humor and relatable family dynamics.
Discussion Prompts
1
What makes Dory's imagination so special?
2
Have you ever had an imaginary friend, or played pretend games that felt very real?
3
How do Dory's siblings feel about her imaginary friends, and why do you think they feel that way?
4
What does it mean to be a "real" friend?
5
How can we be good friends to people who are different from us?
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