About This Book
In 'Arthur and the Mystery of the Stolen Bike,' Francine's prized new bicycle vanishes, leading Arthur and his friends on a quest to uncover the thief. This early chapter book, part of the beloved Arthur series, gently introduces young readers to the concept of mystery and detective work. It explores important social themes such as honesty, the impact of accusations, and the value of friendship. Ideal for ages 4-11, it provides a relatable scenario for children to discuss right and wrong, and how to navigate misunderstandings among peers.
What Parents Should Know
Discussion Prompts
1
How did Francine feel when her bike was stolen? Have you ever lost something important?
2
What clues did Arthur and his friends find? How did they use those clues to solve the mystery?
3
Why is it important to be honest, even when it's hard?
4
How did the characters show good friendship in this story?
5
What would you do if your bike was stolen?
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