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Shark in the Library

Dive into the fascinating story "Shark in the Library" by Cari Meister, illustrated by Remy Simard and developed by Twyla Loftin. This captivating tale takes readers on a thrilling adventure that unfolds in a library setting. Engage with thought-provoking discussion questions that explore the main character, Noah, and his experiences. Examine the library themes, identify fiction versus nonfiction, and consider what elements make a library unique. Share your retelling of the story and discover what theme you would choose for the library!

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Shark in the Library

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  1. Shark in the Library by Cari Meister illustrated by Remy Simard interpreted and developed by Twyla Loftin

  2. Discussion Questions What is the title of the story? Who is the author of the story? What is the setting in the story?

  3. Discussion Questions Who is the main character of the story? What was the library theme last week? Why was Noah not happy?

  4. If you could pick a theme for the library, what would it be? What is the difference in “fiction” and “nonfiction”? What types of things can you find in a library?

  5. Retell the story in your own words

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