Bella the Broom and the Very Dusty Room
Bella is a little broom left behind on Halloween night… but with the help of magical objects in a dusty room, she finds sparkle, flight, and a royal friend. This heartwarming fairy tale inspires confidence, kindness, and imagination in young readers.
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Vocabulary
- Bristles
- The stiff hairs on a broom or brush used for sweeping.
- Conditioner
- A liquid hair product used after shampooing to make hair softer and easier to comb.
- Wings
- Flat parts that stick out from something and help it fly.
- Scarf
- A long piece of fabric that goes around your neck to keep you warm or to look nice.
- Palace
- A large, fancy house where a king, queen, or princess might live.
- Sneezed
- When air quickly comes out of your nose and mouth with a loud sound, often because of dust.
- Midnight
- The middle of the night, at 12 o’clock, when some stories say magic can end.
Context
Bella the Broom and the Very Dusty Room is a modern fairy tale filled with magical helpers, wishes, and transformations. Set during Halloween, it features a forgotten broom named Bella who finds confidence, purpose, and friendship through a whimsical adventure. With enchanted objects, talking mops, and a kind-hearted princess, the story uses fantasy elements to teach children about perseverance, self-worth, and believing in your uniqueness. The gentle narrative structure supports emotional learning while encouraging imagination and empathy, making it a rich experience for growing readers.
Individuality
- What makes Bella different from all the other brooms at the Halloween Ball?
- How do Bella’s unique features help her stand out and find her own happiness?
- Have you ever felt different like Bella? What helped you feel proud of it?
Friendship
- Why do you think the Princess wanted Bella to be her friend?
- What are some kind things Bella does that make her a good friend?
- Can you remember a time you made a new friend? What did you do together?
Conversation
- What magical things happen in the dusty room when Bella begins to clean?
- If you had a fairy godmother like the mop, what would you wish for?
- How does the story use magic to show how hope and kindness can make dreams come true?
Helping
- How do the other objects in the room help Bella on her journey?
- Why is it important to help others, even if you’re just a mop or a mirror?
- How did Bella help the children and the Princess during Halloween?
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Credits
This story was brought to life by these awesome real humans!
- Written by: Prarthana Gururaj
- Illustrated by: Clara Dee
- Edited, designed and narrated by: Jade Maitre
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