Bang: Visions
#2 of 3 in Visions Series
on Goodreads (4,293)
What’s inside...
Jules is struggling with the fact that she has passed her ability to have visions of the future to Sawyer, the guy she loves. These visions are causing Sawyer immense distress as they are filled with violent images of a gun and eleven shots being fired. As the visions worsen, Jules feels responsible and is determined to help Sawyer make sense of them in order to prevent a potential tragedy. They work together to piece together clues from the visions, but time is running out and they find themselves following misleading leads. If they can't prevent the vision from becoming reality, lives could be lost, including their own.
Character compass
Jules Demarco
Rowan Demarco
Trey Demarco
Sawyer Angotti
Sawyer
Jules
Trey
Discussion points
What feelings did you experience while reading about the adventures in 'Bang: Visions'?
Which character did you relate to the most and why?
How do you think the story would change if you were one of the characters?
Can you think of a different ending for the book? What would it be?
What is the most important lesson you learned from 'Bang: Visions'?
Tip: Role play these questions
Use expressive reading to bring the story and characters to life, which can make the reading experience more immersive for your child.
Pause at suspenseful moments in the story to ask your child to predict what might happen next and discuss why.
Relate the themes or situations in the book to your child's personal experiences to deepen their connection and understanding of the story.
Encourage your child to draw or write about their favorite scene or character. This helps them express their thoughts and reflections creatively.
Discuss the morals and decisions characters make in the book to instill values and critical thinking skills.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Embracing diversity
Explanation: The story showcases characters from various backgrounds coming together to solve a common problem, highlighting the beauty of diversity.
Real-World Application: Children learn to appreciate and embrace differences in their peers, fostering an inclusive environment at school and in social settings.
Example Lesson: Importance of teamwork
Explanation: Characters in the book must cooperate and use each other's strengths to succeed, illustrating effective teamwork.
Real-World Application: This lesson encourages children to participate in group activities and understand the value of working together towards a common goal.
Example Lesson: Courage in facing challenges
Explanation: The protagonist overcomes fears to tackle significant challenges, setting an example of bravery.
Real-World Application: Children can apply this by facing their own fears, whether it be trying new activities or standing up for what is right in difficult situations.
Example Lesson: Problem-solving skills
Explanation: Throughout the book, characters encounter obstacles that require critical thinking and creativity to resolve.
Real-World Application: Encourages children to think critically and creatively in their daily challenges, enhancing their problem-solving skills.
Example Lesson: Resilience and perseverance
Explanation: Despite setbacks, characters persist in their quest, demonstrating resilience.
Real-World Application: Teaches children the importance of perseverance in achieving goals, whether in academics, sports, or personal projects.