About This Book
This charming early reader retells the classic English folktale of a teeny-tiny woman who discovers a teeny-tiny bone in a teeny-tiny churchyard. She takes it home to make soup, but a ghostly voice demands its return. The story's repetitive nature and gentle suspense make it an excellent choice for young children learning to read or enjoying a spooky, yet not too scary, read-aloud. It introduces themes of courage and respecting others' belongings in a lighthearted way, making it a delightful and memorable read for ages 4-11.
What Parents Should Know
Discussion Prompts
1
What would you do if a ghost asked for its bone back?
2
Why do you think the ghost wanted its bone so much?
3
What does 'teeny-tiny' mean, and how does it make the story feel?
4
Have you ever felt scared but then found your courage, like the teeny-tiny woman?
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