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One Dark Night – Halazone Series
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One night, Jumana persuades her little sister Jude to watch a scary movie, but when they hear a mysterious noise from the kitchen, they start to wonder— is it real or just their imagination?
This lighthearted story delivers laughs while gently emphasizing the importance of boundaries and setting careful TV choices.
The story has a quick and funny resolution, helping young readers understand why their parents set boundaries on what they watch. Perfect for children who enjoy a little adventure and humor!
One Dark Night Parent and Teacher Guide
Parents try to set rules on what kids can watch on T.V. It is not an easy task these days .One rule that parents try to enforce especially for the younger ones is not to watch horror or violent movies. “ One Dark Night” shows what happens when that rule is ignored. It is not a scary story as the tension is quickly relieved with a humorous ending.
This story will help parents discuss with their children the reason for this rule.
Questions for Discussion
- Have you ever watched a scary movie? How did it make you feel?
- Do you have a favorite movie? What is it, and why do you like it?
- How did Jude and Jumana’s feelings change when they discovered that the “monster” was just a cat?
- If you were in Jude’s place, would you agree to watch the movie and why?
- What do you think about Jude and Jumana’s behavior after their parents left? What else could they have done instead of watching TV?
| ISBN | 9789957040482 |
|---|---|
| Pages | 24 pages |
| Binding | Soft Cover |
| Weight | 0.1 kg |
| Size | 24 × 17 cm |
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