About This Book
In "Fancy Nancy: Too Many Tutus," the ever-extravagant Nancy is told by her mom that her collection of tutus has grown too large. This presents a challenge for Nancy, who believes one can never have too many fancy things. The story unfolds as her class organizes a swap-and-shop event, providing a perfect opportunity for Nancy to practice sharing and perhaps find a new, "extraordinary" tutu. This early reader book, suitable for ages 3-7, gently explores themes of individuality, sharing, and the joy of self-expression, all while introducing young readers to Nancy's delightful "fancy" vocabulary.
Nancy's mom says Nancy has too many tutus! But what happens when her class hosts a swap-and-shop and Nancy finds the perfect tutu?
Discussion Prompts
1
What does "fancy" mean to you? What are some fancy words you know?
2
Have you ever had to share something you really loved? How did it feel?
3
What are some things you have a lot of? Would you be willing to swap one for something new?
4
Nancy loves her tutus. What is something you love to wear that makes you feel special?
5
How do you think Nancy felt when her mom said she had too many tutus?
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