Vengeance of the Pirate Queen (Daughter of the Pirate King Book 3)
#3 of 3 in Daughter of the Pirate King Series
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What’s inside...
Eighteen-year-old Sorinda, a deadly assassin, is tasked by Pirate Queen Alosa to captain a crew on a rescue mission. Alongside her sailing master Kearan, Sorinda navigates treacherous waters and accidentally awakens the King of the Undersea, who summons an army of undead soldiers. As they face various challenges, Sorinda must fight to prevent herself from becoming an undead queen controlled by the King. Vengeance of the Pirate Queen combines elements of Pirates of the Caribbean and The Mummy and is set in the world of Tricia Levenseller's Daughter of the Pirate King series.
Character compass
Sorinda
Riden
Alosa
Vordan
Discussion points
What qualities do you admire most about the Pirate Queen, and why?
How do the characters in the story demonstrate teamwork or leadership?
If you could change one decision made by any character in the book, what would it be and why?
How do the challenges faced by the characters relate to challenges we face in our own lives?
What lessons can we learn about bravery and courage from the story?
Tip: Role play these questions
Highlight parallels between the book's themes and real-life situations to make the discussion more relatable and meaningful.
Encourage your child to put themselves in the characters’ shoes to foster empathy and deeper understanding of the characters' decisions and actions.
Discuss the moral dilemmas presented in the book and ask your child how they would handle similar situations, promoting critical thinking.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Leadership and Responsibility
Explanation: In 'Vengeance of the Pirate Queen', the protagonist demonstrates strong leadership skills and takes responsibility for her crew and their actions.
Real-World Application: Children can apply these principles by taking initiative in group activities and being accountable for their decisions at school or in sports teams.
Example Lesson: Courage in the face of adversity
Explanation: The main character faces numerous challenges on her adventures, showing bravery and perseverance.
Real-World Application: This encourages children to face their fears and challenges, whether it's trying out for a new sport, standing up against bullying, or dealing with personal setbacks.
Example Lesson: The importance of strategic thinking
Explanation: Throughout the book, strategic thinking and cleverness play key roles in overcoming obstacles and outsmarting opponents.
Real-World Application: Children learn the value of thinking ahead and planning in situations like completing a difficult school project or resolving conflicts with peers.
Example Lesson: The value of loyalty and friendship
Explanation: Strong themes of loyalty and the importance of deep, trusting friendships are woven throughout the story.
Real-World Application: This teaches children the importance of building and maintaining trusting relationships and being a dependable friend in their own lives.