About This Book
In "Happy Haunting, Amelia Bedelia," the beloved maid is back, this time tackling the preparations for a Halloween party. True to form, Amelia Bedelia interprets every instruction literally, leading to comical situations as she "dresses" the chicken, "makes" a ghost, and "puts out" the lights in her own inimitable style. This chapter book is perfect for early elementary readers, offering gentle humor and a fun way to explore the difference between literal and figurative language. It's a lighthearted, engaging read that promises laughs and a sweet resolution, often involving her delicious baked goods.
Amelia Bedelia tries to help Mr. and Mrs. Rogers with their Halloween party.
Discussion Prompts
1
What does it mean to "dress" a chicken for a party, and what did Amelia Bedelia do?
2
Can you think of other phrases that could be taken literally, like "break a leg" or "raining cats and dogs"?
3
How do Mr. and Mrs. Rogers feel when Amelia Bedelia misunderstands them? How does she usually make things right?
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