About This Book
In 'Frankenstein Doesn't Start Food Fights,' the ever-suspicious Bailey School kids are convinced their new cafeteria worker is none other than Frankenstein's monster. This early chapter book offers a lighthearted mystery with plenty of humor, perfect for young readers aged 7-9. It encourages critical thinking and teamwork as the children try to uncover the truth, all while navigating typical school scenarios. Parents will appreciate the gentle introduction to mystery and the subtle message about not judging a book by its cover, or a monster by his stitches.
The Bailey School kids suspect that the man selling cookies in the school cafeteria is Frankenstein's monster.
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Why do the Bailey School kids suspect the new cafeteria worker is Frankenstein? What clues do they use?
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Have you ever made a judgment about someone based on how they look or act, only to find out you were wrong?
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How do the kids work together to solve the mystery? What makes them a good team?
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What do you think 'Frankenstein Doesn't Start Food Fights' means? What's the real message of the story?
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