Lost Stars
#1 in Warriors: The Broken Code Series
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What’s inside...
Lost Stars is the first book in the Broken Code series by Erin Hunter. The story follows Shadowpaw, a young ThunderClan apprentice, who experiences dark visions about an impending disaster. As internal conflicts arise among the clans regarding the broken code, Shadowpaw's visions intensify, causing him to doubt the warrior code he has been taught. Meanwhile, after settling into their territories around the lake, the warrior Clans face a harsh leaf-bare season and a new darkness that threatens a Clan leader, their ancestral connection with StarClan, and the warrior code itself. An epic new adventure begins in this bestselling series.
Character compass
Shadowpaw
Rootpaw
Bristlefrost
Squirrelflight
Tigerstar
Bramblestar
Discussion points
What emotions did you feel while reading about the adventures of the characters in 'Lost Stars'?
How do you think the characters' relationships with each other help them face their challenges?
What did you learn about bravery and friendship from the story?
If you could be one of the characters from 'Lost Stars', who would you choose to be and why?
How do you think the story would change if it was set in a different world or time?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child to express their feelings about the characters’ decisions, fostering emotional intelligence.
Discuss the challenges faced by the characters and relate them to real-life situations your child might encounter.
Highlight the importance of teamwork and ask your child about times they've had to work with others to solve a problem.
Utilize the book’s setting and plot as a creative springboard, encouraging your child to imagine alternate scenarios or endings.
Celebrate your child's insights and ideas, reinforcing their confidence in expressing their thoughts and opinions.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Teamwork and Collaboration
Explanation: In 'Lost Stars', characters must work together to solve challenges and survive in the wild, illustrating the importance of cooperation and collaboration.
Real-World Application: Children can learn to work with others in school projects or team sports, understanding that combined efforts often lead to success.
Example Lesson: Responsibility and Leadership
Explanation: The protagonist takes on significant responsibilities and makes tough decisions, portraying the weight and importance of leadership.
Real-World Application: This can encourage children to take initiative in their duties at home, school, or in extracurricular activities, promoting accountability.
Example Lesson: Resilience in Adversity
Explanation: Characters face various hardships but persistently strive forward, showcasing resilience.
Real-World Application: Kids can be inspired to persevere through their personal challenges, whether they are academic struggles or social conflicts.
Example Lesson: Understanding and Compassion
Explanation: Throughout the book, characters learn to understand and empathize with each other’s differences and difficulties.
Real-World Application: This can help children develop empathy towards their peers, fostering a more inclusive and supportive social environment.
Example Lesson: Courage to Face Fears
Explanation: Characters often face fearful situations but find the courage to confront them, highlighting bravery.
Real-World Application: Children can learn to face their own fears, such as trying out for a new sport or speaking in front of a class.