Kiss and White Lily for My Dearest Girl, Vol. 3 (Kiss and White Lily for My Dearest Girl, 3)
#3 in あの娘にキスと白百合を [Ano Ko ni Kiss to Shirayuri wo] Series
What’s inside...
Ayaka Shiramine and Yurine Kurosawa have started a new year at school as second years and are classmates once again. Yurine is practically assaulting the gardening club so she can join. Meanwhile the rest club struggles valiantly to ensure the survival of the rose garden. Amidst this, they meet Yukina Ooshiro and Towako Mita. The story of kissing girls continues--!
Character compass
Ayaka Shiramine
Yurine Kurosawa
Discussion points
How do you think Ayaka and Yurine's relationship has evolved in this volume? What actions show their growth?
What challenges do the characters face in balancing their personal goals with their relationships? How do they handle these challenges?
Can you relate to any of the conflicts between characters? How would you resolve a similar situation?
Why do you think trust and understanding are important in friendships? Can you find examples in the book where trust played a key role?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child to express their thoughts on the character's decisions and actions, validating their feelings and perspectives.
Discuss the importance of empathy by asking your child how they think the characters felt during key moments in the story.
Link the themes of the book to real-life scenarios your child might encounter, helping them to apply the morals and lessons from the book.
Create a supportive environment where your child feels comfortable discussing their views on friendship and personal challenges.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: The importance of perseverance
Explanation: The characters in the book face various challenges, both academically and personally, showing resilience in overcoming these obstacles.
Real-World Application: Children can learn the value of persisting through difficulties they encounter in school or in other activities, understanding that effort can lead to achievement.
Example Lesson: Understanding and expressing emotions
Explanation: Throughout the story, characters express a range of emotions, which helps them to build stronger relationships.
Real-World Application: This can teach children how to effectively express their own emotions and understand the feelings of others, contributing to better interpersonal skills and empathy.
Example Lesson: The significance of teamwork
Explanation: Characters often collaborate on school projects and support each other’s goals, demonstrating the benefits of working together.
Real-World Application: Children can apply this lesson by engaging in group activities and learning to cooperate with others to achieve common objectives, both in educational settings and in play.
Example Lesson: Respect for diversity and inclusion
Explanation: The book portrays a variety of characters with different backgrounds and personalities, promoting acceptance.
Real-World Application: This can encourage children to embrace diversity in their own communities and to appreciate what makes each person unique.
Example Lesson: The value of setting and achieving goals
Explanation: The students in the book strive to meet their academic and personal goals, showcasing the importance of ambition and planning.
Real-World Application: This lesson can motivate children to set their own achievable goals and work towards them systematically, reinforcing the principles of discipline and self-improvement.