The Scariest Book in the Whole Entire World (Entire World Books)
#2 of 17 in Entire World Books Series
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What’s inside...
BOO!!! You found The Scariest Book in the Whole Entire World! After Nameless finishes explaining why 'The Worst Book in the Whole Entire World' is the WORST, he now finds himself in the SCARIEST book! Nameless attempts to inform the reader of the perils that await them, but he unfortunately forgets some along the way! Will he be brave enough to make it to the end? Will YOU be brave enough to make it to the end? Is there really a unicorn in this book? Wait...what?!?!? The Scariest Book in the Whole Entire World is a humorous and witty tale for young and seasoned readers. It is also a great story to read along with a parent, brother, sister, dog, cat, or even your favorite stuffed animal. Seriously, who would want to read the SCARIEST book alone? The Entire World Books series is geared towards ages 3-9 and is great for beginner and reluctant readers. Boys, girls, primary school students, adults, and parents can enjoy this new quirky and silly children's book series. DISCLAIMER: the following book is not intended to be educational or considered a literary classical masterpiece by any means. However, if you have some reluctant readers, they may enjoy this easy-to-read series. Think 'The Book with No Pictures' humor, but with...pictures. 2022 Colorado Children's Book Award 1ST PLACE WINNER and 2023 Readers' Favorite GOLD MEDAL AWARD WINNER.
Discussion points
What part of the book did you find the scariest, and what made it feel that way?
How do you think the character felt when they faced something scary? Have you ever felt the same way?
What does bravery mean to you? Can you think of a time when you were brave like the characters in the book?
What are some ways you deal with scary or uncomfortable situations?
If you could change one thing in the story to make it less scary, what would it be and why?
Tip: Role play these questions
While discussing the book, maintain a calm and warm tone to make your child feel secure in expressing their feelings about the story's scary elements.
Validate your child's feelings by sharing your own experiences of overcoming fear, which helps them understand that their feelings are normal and manageable.
Encourage your child to imagine different outcomes in scary situations. This not only makes the conversation engaging but also empowers them to think creatively and face fears.
Compliment your child when they express their thoughts and feelings, which reinforces their confidence in opening up about difficult subjects.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Overcoming Fears
Explanation: The book humorously presents various scary scenarios, ultimately showing that these fears are unfounded and manageable.
Real-World Application: Children can learn to face and talk about their fears with trusted adults, understanding that fears can be conquered.
Example Lesson: Critical Thinking
Explanation: By using exaggerated scenarios, the book encourages children to question if something is truly scary or just perceived that way.
Real-World Application: Kids are empowered to analyze situations in their daily lives, differentiating between irrational fears and rational caution.
Example Lesson: Imagination
Explanation: The playful and creative scenarios in the book stimulate the child’s imagination about what is possible, even in a humorous context.
Real-World Application: This imaginative play can enhance creativity in problem solving and artistic expression in real world settings.
Example Lesson: Coping with Anxiety
Explanation: The book introduces mild stressors in a safe, controlled way, allowing children to practice managing anxiety in a low-stakes environment.
Real-World Application: Children learn coping mechanisms for anxiety that they can use in other areas of their life, such as school or social interactions.