The Vision (Fallen Star Book 3)
#3 of 7 in Fallen Star Series
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What’s inside...
Gemma thought she was trapped and that Stephan had finally won. However, time resets and she is given another chance. As the clock ticks, Gemma must figure out how to change the vision that foretells the end of the world in ice. If successful, she could save the world from Stephan and secure a real future for herself and Alex. However, altering visions can be perilous and even a small mistake can result in catastrophic consequences.
Character compass
Gemma Lucas
Laylen
Alex
Aislinn
Stephan
Discussion points
How do you think Gemma's ability to see the future influences her decisions? Would you make similar choices if you had her powers?
Why is it important for Gemma to trust her friends and work together with them? Have you ever had a situation where teamwork helped you solve a problem?
What lessons do you think Gemma learns about friendship and loyalty throughout the story? How do those lessons apply to your own life?
How do Gemma's relationships with her family change and develop in the book? Why is family important during challenging times?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child to put themselves in Gemma’s shoes while discussing the questions. This can deepen their understanding of the character's motivations and emotions. Highlight parallels between the themes in the book and real-life experiences to make the conversation more relatable. Lastly, praise your child’s insights and opinions to foster an open and engaging discussion environment.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: The importance of perseverance
Explanation: Throughout 'The Vision', the protagonist faces numerous challenges but continues to push forward, demonstrating the value of not giving up despite obstacles.
Real-World Application: Children can learn to apply this lesson in their daily lives by continuing to work towards their goals, whether in their studies, sports, or personal projects, even when difficulties arise.
Example Lesson: The power of friendship
Explanation: The characters in the book rely on each other's strengths and support to overcome adversities, highlighting the impact of teamwork and friendship.
Real-World Application: This lesson encourages children to value and nurture their friendships, understanding that working together can help solve problems they might not be able to handle alone.
Example Lesson: Responsibility for one's actions
Explanation: Characters in the story face consequences for their decisions, teaching readers about accountability.
Real-World Application: Children can learn to think about the outcomes of their actions and make more responsible choices, knowing that their decisions affect not only themselves but also those around them.
Example Lesson: Courage to face the unknown
Explanation: The main characters often venture into unknown territories or situations to achieve their goals, showcasing bravery.
Real-World Application: This can inspire children to embrace new experiences, such as trying out a new activity or making new friends, with courage and an open mind.
Example Lesson: The importance of self-belief
Explanation: Despite numerous doubts and fears, the protagonist's journey teaches the significance of believing in oneself.
Real-World Application: Kids can be encouraged to trust in their abilities and to value their own strengths in facing life's various challenges.