About This Book
In this installment of the popular Alice series, eighth-grader Alice faces the universal challenges of adolescence. She explores her burgeoning curiosity about relationships and sex, confronts instances of prejudice, and learns to navigate the ever-shifting landscape of friendships. The book gently addresses these sensitive topics through Alice's relatable experiences, offering a realistic portrayal of a young person's journey toward self-understanding within a single-parent family structure. It's an excellent choice for parents seeking to open conversations about growing up with their 8-12 year olds.
Eighth-grader Alice has lots of questions about sex, relationships, prejudice, and change.
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Discussion Prompts
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How does Alice's understanding of friendship change in this book? Have you ever felt friendships become more complicated as you get older?
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Alice has questions about relationships and growing up. What are some healthy ways to find answers to your own questions?
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The book touches on prejudice. What does prejudice mean, and how can we stand up for what's fair when we see it?
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Alice is part of a single-parent family. How does her family situation influence her experiences and perspectives?
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What does 'being on the outside' mean to Alice, and how does she try to find her place?
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