Lost
#25 in Fearless Series
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What’s inside...
Gaia believes she might finally have a chance at a 'normal' life now that she has her father, Tatiana, Natascha, and Ed around her. However, life takes a dangerous turn when her father, Thomas Moore, falls critically ill and into a coma due to poisoning. With the main suspect, Loki, also comatose in prison, Gaia fears she may lose everyone close to her. Just when all hope seems lost, a shocking figure from her past reappears - Sam, whom Gaia thought was dead.
Discussion points
What do you think made the characters feel lost, and how did they try to find their way?
How do the friendships in the story change or grow? What does this teach us about relationships?
What would you do if you were in the same situation as the main character?
How did the setting affect the story? What role does the environment play in our own lives?
What did you learn about handling difficult situations from this book?
Tip: Role play these questions
Start the conversation by sharing your own thoughts on the book’s theme to create an open, non-judgmental atmosphere. Relate the book’s scenarios to real-life situations in your child's life to help them connect deeply with the story. Encourage your child to imagine alternative endings or actions by the characters to foster creativity and critical thinking. Highlight the characters' emotions and decisions to help your child develop empathy and decision-making skills.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: The importance of responsibility
Explanation: In 'Lost', the main character takes accountability for their actions and learns to navigate consequences responsibly.
Real-World Application: Children can apply this lesson by taking responsibility for their tasks, such as completing homework or chores.
Example Lesson: The value of perseverance
Explanation: Throughout the book, the protagonist encounters challenges but remains determined and keeps striving towards their goals.
Real-World Application: This teaches children to continue working towards their goals despite difficulties, enhancing resilience.
Example Lesson: Understanding empathy
Explanation: In the story, the characters often put themselves in others' shoes, which helps in solving conflicts and strengthening relationships.
Real-World Application: Children learn to understand and respect the feelings and perspectives of others, aiding their social interactions.
Example Lesson: The significance of hope
Explanation: The narrative highlights hope as a driving force for the characters when facing adverse situations.
Real-World Application: This lesson can help children remain optimistic and hopeful even in challenging circumstances.
Example Lesson: Cooperation and teamwork
Explanation: The characters in 'Lost' often work together to overcome obstacles, highlighting the benefits of collaboration.
Real-World Application: Children can learn the importance of working cooperatively in group settings, whether in school projects or sports.