About This Book
Frances Dean Who Loved to Dance and Dance is a tender picture book about a young girl with an immense passion for dance who struggles with profound shyness and stage fright. While Frances dances freely when alone, the thought of an audience fills her with anxiety. The story gently explores her internal conflict and her gradual journey toward finding the courage to express herself, highlighting themes of self-confidence, creativity, and bravery. It's a wonderful read for children aged 4-8 who may be grappling with shyness, performance anxiety, or simply need encouragement to embrace their unique talents.
Discussion Prompts
1
What makes Frances Dean feel happy when she dances alone?
2
Why do you think Frances feels shy when others watch her dance?
3
Have you ever felt shy or nervous about doing something you love in front of people? What helped you?
4
What are some ways Frances shows bravery in the story?
5
What does this book teach us about being ourselves and sharing our talents?
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