About This Book
In Peter H. Reynolds's 'The Smallest Gift of Christmas,' young Roland is brimming with anticipation for Christmas morning. His excitement quickly turns to confusion and disappointment when he discovers his gift is incredibly small. The story follows Roland's emotional journey as he grapples with his expectations and eventually discovers the profound, imaginative power held within the tiny package. This book is a gentle exploration of gratitude, the true meaning of giving, and finding joy beyond material possessions, perfect for sparking conversations about holiday values with children aged 4-11.
Discussion Prompts
1
What was Roland expecting for Christmas? How did he feel when he saw his gift?
2
What do you think the 'smallest gift' really was? What did it help Roland discover?
3
Have you ever received a gift that surprised you? How did you feel?
4
What are some gifts that aren't things you can wrap?
5
What do you think is the most important part of Christmas or other holidays?
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