Stuart Little: Themes and Characters

The video is a review of 'Stuart Little' by EB White, highlighting its suitability for children and its classic status. The speaker compares it to 'Paddington Bear' due to its anthropomorphic themes. Stuart Little's journey is described as a coming-of-age story, with a focus on his adventures and interactions with a bird named Margalo. The speaker shares a favorite passage from the book and concludes with a strong recommendation for both children and adults who enjoy children's literature.

Who is the author of Stuart Little?

• Dr. Seuss

• J.K. Rowling

• E.B. White

• Roald Dahl

In what year was Stuart Little first published?

• 1935

• 1945

• 1965

• 1955

Which of the following is NOT a book by E.B. White?

• Stuart Little

• Charlotte's Web

• The Trumpet of the Swan

• The Tale of Peter Rabbit

What makes Stuart Little suitable for elementary age children?

• Advanced themes

• Ostentatious scenes

• Simple and clean content

• Complex vocabulary

What is a notable feature of the newer version of Stuart Little?

• Color illustrations

• Vintage-style black-and-white illustrations

• No illustrations

• Pop-up pages

Which book series is Stuart Little compared to?

• Harry Potter

• Paddington Bear

• The Chronicles of Narnia

• The Hobbit

What is a common trait between Stuart Little and Paddington Bear?

• Both are wizards

• Both live in the jungle

• Both are animals with human-like qualities

• Both are superheroes

What kind of vehicle does Stuart Little drive?

• A scooter

• A skateboard

• A miniature car

• A bicycle

Who is Margalo in the story?

• A bird Stuart befriends

• Stuart's sister

• A mouse like Stuart

• Stuart's teacher

What is the main theme of Stuart's journey?

• A quest for treasure

• A coming-of-age story

• A battle against evil

• A search for a lost city