Soar
#3 in The Immortal Chronicles Series
on Goodreads (607)
What’s inside...
There is only so much one person can endure before they break. There was nothing I ever wanted less than to be Princess at the Royal Court. After devastation rocked my whole world, the return of my mother doesn't seem like the dream it was supposed to be. I know how to be a warrior. I have no idea how to be a princess... With her whole world turned upside down, and her heart still broken, who will Addie be at the end of it all? Hearts can break, faith can plummet, but souls can Soar.
Why read this book
- Ignites curiosity and adventure through an imaginative plot.
- Relatable characters, fostering emotional intelligence in children.
- Encourages resilience and determination through story challenges.
- Perfect blend of entertainment and educational values.
Discussion points
What do you think made the character feel like they could soar?
How do you think being able to soar changed the character’s view of the world?
Can you think of a time when you felt free or joyful like the character did while soaring?
What would you do if you had the ability to soar? Where would you go first?
How did the character’s friends and family help them achieve their dream of soaring?
Tip: Role play these questions
Relate the character's experiences to real-life situations your child may face, encouraging them to draw parallels.
Ask your child to describe how they felt about the character's journey and if they can relate to their emotions.
Encourage your child to imagine and express what soaring means to them personally or metaphorically.
Use descriptive language from the book to build vocabulary and enhance understanding of the scenes.
Discuss the importance of support from friends and family in achieving one’s dreams, reflecting on personal experiences.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Resilience
Explanation: In 'Soar', the protagonist faces various challenges but learns to overcome them with determination and persistence.
Real-World Application: Children learn that facing difficulties is a part of life and that perseverance is key to overcoming obstacles.
Example Lesson: Teamwork
Explanation: The story highlights the importance of working together and supporting each other to achieve common goals.
Real-World Application: Kids can apply this lesson by engaging in collaborative tasks, whether in sports teams, school projects, or family activities, learning the value of cooperation and mutual support.
Example Lesson: Empathy
Explanation: Characters in 'Soar' show compassion and understanding towards each other’s feelings and situations, teaching the importance of empathy.
Real-World Application: Children are encouraged to consider others' feelings and perspectives in daily interactions, promoting a more inclusive and supportive social environment.
Example Lesson: Courage
Explanation: The protagonist demonstrates bravery in facing fears and new challenges, inspiring readers to be courageous.
Real-World Application: This lesson motivates children to embrace new experiences, whether trying out for a school play, standing up for what is right, or making new friends.
Example Lesson: Self-belief
Explanation: Throughout the book, the main character learns to believe in her abilities and value her own strengths.
Real-World Application: Children can be encouraged to trust in their own skills and qualities, boosting self-esteem and confidence in various endeavors.