About This Book
Dick King-Smith's 'The Nine Lives of Aristotle' introduces young readers to a charming white kitten who finds a new home with a kind witch. Aristotle, true to his feline nature, is incredibly curious and prone to 'risky adventures,' which lead him to use up his nine lives one by one. The story gently explores themes of curiosity, bravery, and understanding consequences, all wrapped in a whimsical, accessible narrative perfect for early readers. It's a delightful tale that encourages discussion about safety and resilience without being overtly didactic or scary.
Aristotle, a little white kitten, goes to live with a witch in an old cottage, where he finds so many opportunities for risky adventures that he soon has only one life left.
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Discussion Prompts
1
What kind of adventures did Aristotle have? Which one was your favorite?
2
Why do you think Aristotle kept getting into risky situations? What could he have done differently?
3
What does it mean to be brave? Was Aristotle brave?
4
If you had nine lives, what would you do differently?
5
What do you think the witch thought about Aristotle's adventures?
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