About This Book
Constance C. Greene's 'Isabelle the Itch' introduces readers to Isabelle, a lively girl whose abundant energy often gets her into trouble. When she takes on her brother's paper route, Isabelle finds a constructive way to channel her 'itch' for activity. The story follows her journey as she navigates the challenges of the route, learns responsibility, and, most importantly, transforms her social dynamics, turning former 'enemies' into genuine friends. This chapter book is perfect for children aged 4-11, offering a heartwarming narrative about self-discovery, friendship, and finding your place.
When she takes over her brother's paper route, Isabelle finds an outlet for her excess energy and a way to make friends out of enemies.
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Discussion Prompts
1
What does it mean to have a lot of energy like Isabelle? How do you like to use your energy?
2
Isabelle turns 'enemies' into friends. How do you think she did that? What does it take to make a new friend?
3
What responsibilities do you have at home or school? How do they make you feel?
4
Have you ever felt misunderstood like Isabelle? What helped you feel better?
5
What did Isabelle learn about herself by taking on the paper route?
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