About This Book
In 'Jess and the Stinky Cowboys,' young Deputy Jess and her Aunt Gussy face a hilarious challenge when a group of incredibly stinky cowboys arrives in town and refuses to clean up. With the sheriff away, it's up to these two resourceful deputies to enforce the town's 'No-Stink' law. This early reader is packed with humor and a lighthearted approach to civic duty and hygiene. It's a fantastic choice for children aged 4-8 who enjoy Western themes, silly situations, and stories about clever problem-solving. Parents will appreciate the subtle lessons on community rules and personal cleanliness, all wrapped in an engaging and funny narrative.
When a band of stinky cowboys comes to town while the sheriff is away and refuses to bathe, young Deputy Jess and and her aunt, Deputy Gussy, must find a way to enforce the No-Stink law.
Discussion Prompts
1
Why do you think the cowboys didn't want to take a bath at first?
2
What are some rules we have in our home or community, and why are they important?
3
If you were Deputy Jess, what would be your idea to get the cowboys to bathe?
4
How did Jess and Gussy work together to solve the problem?
5
What does it mean to be a good citizen in your town or neighborhood?
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