Deity: The Third Covenant Novel (Covenant Series Book 3)
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What’s inside...
History is on repeat, and things didn't go well the last time. Alexandria is uncertain about surviving till her eighteenth birthday, her Awakening. A forgotten, extremist order wants her dead, and should the Council learn of her actions in the Catskills, both she and Aiden are doomed. Meanwhile, her training sessions with Seth, which are intimate one-on-one times, result in her acquiring more marks of the Apollyon, speeding up her Awakening. As her birthday approaches, a shocking revelation shatters her world, leaving her torn between love and Fate. With one protector and one deceiver in her life, the appearance of the gods and their wrath changes everything. The survivors will have to determine whether love can truly triumph over Fate.
Character compass
Alexandria 'Alex' Andros
Aiden St. Delphi
Apollo
Marcus Andros
Seth
Alexandria "Alex" Andros
Discussion points
How do you think Alex feels about the responsibilities and expectations placed on her as a descendent of the gods? Can you relate to her in any way?
What are some qualities you admire in Alex and other characters? Why?
How do the relationships between characters change throughout the story? What do these changes tell us about friendship and trust?
What choices would you have made if you were in Alex's shoes during some of the crucial moments in the story?
How does the setting influence the mood and actions of the characters in this book?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage empathy by asking your child how they would feel in similar situations as the protagonist, fostering a deeper connection to the characters.
Highlight the moral and ethical aspects discussed in the book and relate them to everyday life, which can help reinforce personal values.
Discuss the mythology aspect of the story and explore more about the mythical creatures and gods mentioned, making the conversation both educational and captivating.
Use the book's cliffhangers and suspenseful moments as discussion points, encouraging predictions and critical thinking about what might happen next.
Create a relaxed reading environment where thoughts and opinions about the book are openly shared without judgement, encouraging honest and thoughtful dialogue.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Resilience in the face of adversity
Explanation: The protagonist in 'Deity: The Third Covenant Novel' consistently faces challenges and obstacles that test her resolve and character. Her determination to overcome these difficulties showcases the power of resilience.
Real-World Application: Children can learn to persist through their personal challenges, whether it's a difficult homework assignment or a disagreement with a friend, understanding that persistence can lead to overcoming various life hurdles.
Example Lesson: The importance of trust and teamwork
Explanation: Throughout the novel, the characters learn that working together and trusting each other's abilities is crucial in overcoming greater threats that they couldn't handle individually.
Real-World Application: This lesson helps children appreciate the value of cooperation and trust in group activities or team sports, emphasizing that collective effort often achieves more than solo endeavors.
Example Lesson: Ethical decision-making
Explanation: As the characters encounter complex situations involving moral dilemmas, they must make decisions that reflect their values and ethics, providing a framework for ethical decision-making.
Real-World Application: Children can relate this to choosing between right and wrong in everyday situations, understanding the importance of making ethical choices that reflect personal and societal values.
Example Lesson: The strength of personal integrity
Explanation: Characters in the book often face situations where they could easily give up or choose the easier path. The emphasis on maintaining personal integrity through difficult situations is a recurrent theme.
Real-World Application: This can teach children the importance of being true to oneself, even when faced with peer pressure or challenging circumstances.