Llama Llama, does not share
by Anna Dewdney · · 2012
In this gentle picture book, a young llama struggles with the challenge of sharing his favorite personal possessions during a playdate. When a disagreement over a prized stuffed animal leads to an accident, his mother intervenes to provide loving guidance and a helpful boundary. Through patience and motherly wisdom, the young friends learn how generosity creates opportunities for joy and restored fellowship.
- Age range
- Ages 3–6
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Parent notes
This picture book offers a relatable look at early childhood struggles with sharing. It provides parents with a natural opening to discuss kindness, self-control, and the biblical value of putting others before ourselves.
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Discussion questions
- 1How did Llama Llama and Nelly Gnu restore their friendship after Fuzzy Llama was damaged during their disagreement?
- 2What do you think Anna Dewdney wants young readers to feel when Llama Llama finally shares his toys with Nelly Gnu?
- 3Did Llama Llama's refusal to share Fuzzy Llama help him keep his toy safe, or did it lead to something breaking?
- 4Tell about a moment from the story when Llama Llama and Nelly Gnu showed how to be kind playmates.
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