About This Book
A Place to Hide is a gripping mystery thriller that plunges 18-year-old Lucy into a dangerous world of political corruption and espionage. After her father exposes government secrets and becomes a target, Lucy is forced to abandon her life, create a new identity, and embark on a perilous quest to find him. This chapter book, while listed with a broad age range in some databases, is best suited for readers aged 12-16 due to its mature themes of government conspiracy, assassination attempts, and the psychological toll of living on the run. It explores themes of justice, bravery, and the powerful bond between a father and daughter.
When the British government decides to have her father killed for exposing political corruption, eighteen-year-old Lucy is forced to leave her home and establish a new identity.
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Discussion Prompts
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What does it mean to be a 'whistleblower'? What are the risks and rewards?
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How does Lucy's identity change throughout the story, both externally and internally?
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If you were in Lucy's shoes, what would be the hardest part about having to hide and create a new identity?
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The book deals with political corruption. What are some ways people can stand up for what's right when powerful institutions are doing wrong?
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How does Lucy's love for her father motivate her actions, even in the face of extreme danger?
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