T*Witches: Destiny's Twins
#10 in T*Witches Series
What’s inside...
During the month before they will turn sixteen at Halloween, Cam and Alex know their every move will be watched to see if they have the skill, and the character, to be initiated as witches, while coping with daily life and their enemies. In this gripping installment, Cam and Alex are on the brink of Initiation--until someone evil sets out to stop them from succeeding. Can the twins still become true witches? It's the moment they've been waiting for. Cam and Alex are about to be initiated. In just a month, the girls will be welcomed as full-fledged witches in a blowout bash on Coventry. But first they've got to prove themselves witch-worthy. The twins must complete a series of tough magick tests. And they've got an extra-credit someone sketchy is out to stop them both from succeeding. It's up to the twins to decide how to get rid of this creep. But they'd better choose wisely. Because nothing less than their destiny is at stake.
Character compass
Alexandra Fielding
Camryn Barnes
Discussion points
What qualities do you admire most in Cam and Alex, and why?
How do you think the twins' powers affect their choices and responsibilities?
What would you do if you found out you had a magical ability like Cam and Alex?
In what ways do the twins learn from their mistakes throughout the story?
How does the relationship between the twins change from the beginning to the end of the book?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child to compare and contrast the characters’ personalities and choices, fostering critical thinking.
Discuss the implications of having magical powers in real life and how it relates to personal responsibility.
Connect themes from the book to real-life situations your child might encounter, enhancing their ability to apply literary themes to daily experiences.
Prompt your child to talk about times they have had to work together with someone else to achieve a goal, linking it to the twins' cooperation in the book.
Ask your child how they think the story might continue, encouraging them to use their imagination and prediction skills.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: The importance of teamwork
Explanation: In 'T*Witches: Destiny's Twins,' the twin witches work together to overcome obstacles and harness their powers. Their achievements are bolstered by their ability to collaborate and support each other.
Real-World Application: Children can apply this lesson by learning to cooperate with siblings and peers in school projects or team sports, recognizing that teamwork often leads to greater success.
Example Lesson: Understanding and accepting differences
Explanation: The twins in the story, despite being identical, have different personalities and strengths. The book explores how they learn to accept and appreciate these differences.
Real-World Application: This lesson teaches children to embrace the uniqueness of each person they meet, and understand that diversity enriches relationships and teams.
Example Lesson: The value of perseverance
Explanation: Throughout the book, the characters face various challenges, but they persist and do not give up. This persistence is crucial to their success in the story.
Real-World Application: Children learn that perseverance is key in overcoming difficulties in their academic and personal lives, encouraging them to stay committed to their goals despite obstacles.
Example Lesson: Personal responsibility
Explanation: The twins learn to take responsibility for their actions and their inherent magical abilities. They understand that their actions have consequences both in the magical and real world.
Real-World Application: This can help children understand the importance of taking responsibility for their actions and the impact their choices can have on others around them.
Example Lesson: Courage to face fears
Explanation: The characters in the book often face scary or intimidating situations. They show courage and bravery, which helps them to tackle these challenges head-on.
Real-World Application: This lesson can inspire children to face their own fears, whether it’s speaking in front of the class, trying out for a sports team, or standing up for what is right.