About This Book
In 'Wemberly's Ice-Cream Star,' Kevin Henkes brings back the beloved worry-prone mouse, Wemberly, who navigates the small anxieties of daily life. This time, Wemberly is faced with the challenge of waiting patiently for a special ice cream treat, learning that good things come to those who wait and share. The story gently explores themes of patience, self-control, and the joy of friendship, making it perfect for children aged 4-8. It's an excellent book for parents looking to normalize feelings of worry and encourage resilience in their young readers.
A mouse named Wemberly, who worries about everything, finds that patience, just like a frosty treat, will go a long way.
Discussion Prompts
1
What kinds of things does Wemberly worry about? What kinds of things do you sometimes worry about?
2
Why was it hard for Wemberly to be patient? What helped her wait for the ice cream?
3
How did Wemberly feel when she finally got to eat the ice cream star? How did sharing make it even better?
4
Can you think of a time when you had to be patient? What happened?
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