About This Book
Jack Prelutsky's 'Rolling Harvey Down the Hill' is a collection of lighthearted, rhyming poems that capture the everyday adventures and minor squabbles of a group of elementary-aged boys. The narrator shares tales of his friends, particularly the 'obnoxious' Harvey, in a way that is both relatable and laugh-out-loud funny. The book's gentle humor and engaging rhythm make it an excellent choice for read-alouds, encouraging a love for poetry, and sparking conversations about friendship dynamics and dealing with different personalities. It's a quick, enjoyable read that celebrates the playful spirit of childhood.
A collection of humorous poems about the narrator's four friends, one of whom is the obnoxious Harvey.
peril_danger
bullying
Discussion Prompts
1
What kind of things do the boys do that you find funny?
2
Have you ever had a friend who was a little bit 'obnoxious' like Harvey? How did you handle it?
3
What are some of your favorite games or mischievous things to do with your friends?
4
Why do you think the narrator keeps being friends with Harvey, even though he can be annoying?
5
What makes these poems so fun to read aloud?
External Reviews
If Your Family Enjoyed This
Reviews
No reviews yet — be the first to share how this book landed with your family.