About This Book
In Miriam Cohen's "The Real-skin Rubber Monster Mask," young Jim, a second-grader, is determined to have the scariest Halloween costume. The story follows his quest to find the perfect monster mask, capturing the excitement and mild apprehension children feel around the holiday. It's a charming and relatable read for children aged 4-11, particularly those in early elementary school, as they prepare for or reflect on Halloween festivities. The book gently touches on themes of self-expression and the joy of imaginative play.
Second-grader Jim isn't sure what he wants to be for Halloween but he knows he wants to be scary.
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What do you think Jim wants to be scary for Halloween?
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What's your favorite Halloween costume you've ever worn or seen?
3
Do you like things that are a little bit scary, or do you prefer things that are not scary at all?
4
What makes a costume truly scary or fun?
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