About This Book
In Peter Sís's "Robinson," young Robin faces a social dilemma when his mother creates a distinctive Robinson Crusoe costume for the school's annual party, while all his friends plan to dress as pirates. The book beautifully captures the initial discomfort and feelings of being different when his friends react with less than enthusiasm. It's a poignant exploration of individuality, peer acceptance, and the courage to embrace what makes you unique. Parents can use this story to discuss empathy, navigating social situations, and celebrating personal identity with children aged 4-11.
Hans Christian Andersen Award winner and three-time Caldecott Honoree Peter Sis delivers an epic tour de force and his most beautiful, accessible work to date!
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Discussion Prompts
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How do you think Robin felt when his friends didn't like his costume?
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Have you ever felt different from your friends? What happened?
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What could Robin's friends have done to be more welcoming?
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What makes Robin's Robinson Crusoe costume special?
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Why is it important to be yourself, even if it's different from others?
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