About This Book
In 'Franklin and Harriet,' Franklin the turtle experiences the complex emotions that come with having a new baby sister. While he loves Harriet, he sometimes struggles with the attention she receives and the responsibilities of being a big brother. The story gently explores themes of sibling rivalry, patience, and the evolving bond between siblings, ultimately showing Franklin learning to embrace his role with love and understanding. It is perfect for children aged 4-8 who are preparing for or adjusting to a new family member.
Franklin loves his baby sister a lot and wants to be a good big brother, but only sometimes.
Discussion Prompts
1
How does Franklin feel when Harriet first arrives? Have you ever felt that way about a new sibling or friend?
2
What are some of the things Franklin does to be a good big brother? What are some things that are hard for him?
3
How does Franklin learn to be more patient with Harriet? What can we learn from his experience?
4
What are your favorite things about your siblings or friends? What are some things that can be challenging?
5
If you were Franklin, what advice would you give him about having a baby sister?
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