About This Book
In "Not-So-Lucky Lefty," Judy Moody, a spirited eight-year-old, faces a unique challenge when Left Handers Day highlights her right-handedness in a family of southpaws. Her younger brother, Stink, and Dad are celebrating at a pretzel factory, and Judy can only join if she commits to being left-handed for the entire day. This early chapter book explores themes of belonging, identity, and sibling dynamics with Megan McDonald's signature humor and Peter H. Reynolds' engaging illustrations. It's a relatable story for children navigating feelings of being different and trying to fit in, all while offering a lighthearted look at family fun.
Discussion Prompts
1
Have you ever felt left out because you were different from others? How did that feel?
2
What are some things you are really good at with your right hand or left hand?
3
Why do you think Judy wanted to be left-handed so badly for the day?
4
What are some unique things about you that make you special?
5
How do you think Stink felt about Judy trying to be a lefty?
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