Magical hotel comedy

The Nothing to See Here Hotel: questions to ask and activities to try

Frankie's family runs a hotel for magical creatures. The Nothing to See Here Hotel is a rip-roaring, funny magical adventure.

What age is it for? The Nothing to See Here Hotel is best for ages 6–9. Good for: A hotel for magical creatures.

Cover of The Nothing to See Here Hotel by Steven Butler and Steven Lenton

The Nothing to See Here Hotel (Steven Butler and Steven Lenton)

Age
6-9
Best for
A hotel for magical creatures

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How to use it

Read it with lots of voices. Talk about which guest you'd most like to meet.

What it helps with

Comprehension and discussion questions

Pick two or three, not all of them. “I don’t know” is a fine answer, and you can always come back to it another day.

  1. “Who runs the hotel?”
  2. “Who are the guests?”
  3. “Who arrived?”
  4. “What chaos happened?”
  5. “Which guest was best?”
  6. “What would your magical hotel have?”

5-minute activities to try together

Hotel design

Design a room for a magical guest.

Menu

Write a menu for goblins and trolls.

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By the Growing Wise team · Last reviewed: 10 October 2026

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