About This Book
Unlike Other Monsters introduces Zander, a monster who doesn't quite fit the traditional scary mold. He's a gentle soul who enjoys his own company and raisin bread, until a chance encounter with a bird sparks an unexpected connection. This early chapter book beautifully explores themes of loneliness, the courage to be different, and the profound joy of finding friendship in unexpected places. It's a heartwarming story that encourages empathy and self-acceptance, perfect for children navigating their own social worlds.
Discussion Prompts
1
What makes Zander 'unlike other monsters'? How does he feel about that at the beginning of the story?
2
How does Zander's friendship with the bird change him? What does he learn?
3
Have you ever felt different from others? How did that feel, and what did you do?
4
What do you think the other monsters will think about Zander's new friend? Why is it sometimes hard to be different?
5
What are some qualities of a good friend? How do Zander and the bird show these qualities?
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