About This Book
In Marcus Pfister's "Hopper," a young hare named Hopper isn't fond of the chilly winter snow. However, he discovers that even cold days can be filled with warmth through the simple joys of playing with a friend and embarking on a food-finding adventure with his loving mother. This picture book gently explores themes of family bonds, friendship, and finding contentment amidst minor discomforts. It's suitable for children aged 3-7, offering a comforting narrative about navigating small challenges with the support of loved ones.
Even though he doesn't like the cold snow, Hopper, a little hare, enjoys playing with a friend and the adventure of searching for food with his mother.
Discussion Prompts
1
What are some things you don't like, but still do because they lead to something fun?
2
How does Hopper feel about the snow at the beginning of the story, and how does he feel by the end?
3
What do you like to do with your friends or family when it's cold outside?
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