About This Book
In 'Miss Fortune,' Frannie is inspired to become a fortune teller after seeing one at her father's surprise party. She starts a business at school, making up fortunes for her friends. However, her predictions are taken very seriously, leading to comical chaos as friends refuse to shower or do chores based on their 'future.' The book explores themes of honesty, responsibility, and the consequences of one's actions in a lighthearted and humorous way. It's a great read for children learning about social dynamics and the importance of truth, wrapped in an engaging school story.
Frannie opens a fortune telling business at school after assisting Star, who reads tarot cards at a surprise party for Frannie's father, but soon it becomes clear that making up fortunes can cause a lot of trouble.
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Discussion Prompts
1
What happens when Frannie's friends believe her fortunes too much? Have you ever told a fib that got bigger than you expected?
2
Why do you think Frannie decided to make up fortunes instead of telling her friends she wasn't really psychic?
3
What does Frannie learn about being responsible for her words and actions?
4
If you could have a hidden talent, what would it be? How would you use it responsibly?
5
How did Frannie feel when her friends started acting strangely because of her fortunes? What would you do in her situation?
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