About This Book
In 'Isabelle Shows Her Stuff,' eight-year-old Guy is tired of being seen as a 'goody-goody' and yearns for a tougher image. He finds an unlikely mentor in Isabelle 'the Itch,' who promises to teach him the art of being a 'funny pest.' Through their humorous escapades and lessons, both Guy and Isabelle discover deeper truths about self-acceptance, friendship, and what it truly means to be strong and authentic. This chapter book is perfect for children navigating social dynamics and self-identity, offering a lighthearted yet meaningful exploration of peer pressure and confidence.
Anxious to change his "goody-goody" image, eight-year-old Guy is delighted when Isabelle the Itch offers to teach him the art of being a funny pest. Her lessons end up teaching them both what being a tough guy really means.
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Discussion Prompts
1
Why did Guy want to change his 'goody-goody' image? Have you ever felt like you needed to change to fit in?
2
What kind of 'pest' was Isabelle, and how was it different from being mean? What does it mean to be a 'funny pest'?
3
What did Guy and Isabelle learn about what it means to be a 'tough guy' or truly strong?
4
How did Guy and Isabelle's friendship grow throughout the story?
5
What are some ways you can be yourself, even when others want you to act differently?
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