About This Book
In this charming chapter book, Violet Mackerel, a relatable worrier and problem-solver, faces the anxieties of moving to a new neighborhood and trying to make a new friend. She grapples with common childhood fears: being too messy, having a less fancy home, or bringing a small gift to a birthday party. With the support of her older sister and her own creative imagination, Violet learns to overcome her self-doubt and turn a 'possible' friend into a 'definite' one. This is the fifth book in a delightful series, perfect for early elementary readers navigating social situations and big feelings.
After moving to a new neighborhood, a girl who is both a worrier and a problem solver meets a possible very good friend next door. After moving to a new neighborhood, Violet Mackerel hopes and hopes that her new next door neighbor, Rose, might turn out to be a very good friend. Book #5
Discussion Prompts
1
What are some things Violet worried about when she met Rose? Have you ever felt worried like that?
2
How did Violet's older sister help her? Who helps you when you feel worried?
3
Violet used her imagination to come up with a brilliant idea. What are some ways your imagination helps you?
4
What makes a 'very good friend'? What qualities do you look for in a friend?
5
If you were moving to a new place, what would you be most excited about? What would you be most worried about?
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