Understanding 'The Adventures of Beagle'

Dan Santat, a children's book author, reads his book 'The Adventures of Beagle the Unimaginative'. The story follows Beagle, an imaginary friend, who embarks on a journey to the real world to find a child to imagine him. After facing challenges, Beagle meets Alice, and they form a perfect friendship. Dan also shares the personal story behind Beagle's name, inspired by his son Alec's first word for 'bicycle'.

Who is the author and illustrator of 'The Adventures of Beagle the Unimaginative'?

• David Smith

• Alice Johnson

• Connie Lee

• Dan Santa

Where was Beagle born?

• In a forest

• In a city

• In the real world

• On a distant island

What did Beagle hope for every night?

• To travel the world

• To meet other imaginary friends

• To find a treasure

• To be imagined by a child

What did Beagle decide to do after waiting for many nights?

• Embark on a journey

• Stay on the island

• Build a house

• Make new friends

What was strange about the real world to Beagle?

• No kids were eating cake

• It was always raining

• There were no trees

• Everyone was singing

Who did Beagle meet in the real world?

• A dragon

• David

• Alice

• Connie

What did Beagle do when he heard a noise below?

• Called for help

• Got a picture down from the tree

• Ran away

• Climbed higher

What did Beagle feel when he thought about how far he'd come?

• Angry

• Happy

• Sad

• Excited

What did Beagle and Alice do together?

• Played video games

• Traveled to the island

• Shared snacks and told jokes

• Built a house

What did Beagle and Alice realize after a little while?

• They wanted to go back to the island

• They were lost

• They needed more friends

• They were perfect together