About This Book
Broken Sky is the first book in an anime-influenced epic fantasy series following teenage twins Ryushi and Kia. After their home is violently attacked, they are thrust into a rebellion against a tyrannical king, discovering their own powerful magical abilities and the existence of a parallel world, Kirin Taq. The series explores complex themes of justice, freedom, race relations, and coming-of-age amidst intense action and intricate world-building. Parents should note the protagonists are 16-18 years old, and the narrative involves significant peril, violence, and the fight against oppressive forces, making it suitable for mature middle-grade readers and young adults.
Concepts
Fear & BraveryResilience & PerseveranceJustice & FairnessGood vs. EvilSelf-Confidence & IdentityFriendship & LoyaltyTeamwork & CollaborationLove & FamilyCuriosity & WonderFreedom & IndependenceEmpathy & KindnessAnger & FrustrationLoneliness & BelongingGrowing UpBeing DifferentCultural IdentityFantasy & MagicMonstersFamily & Siblings
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Violence
Scary Scenes
Character Death
Discussion Prompts
1
How do Ryushi and Kia's initial naive worldviews change as they face the King's tyranny?
2
Discuss the concept of 'Spirit Stones' and the different powers they grant. If you could have one, which would it be and why?
3
The story explores race relations between the Dominions and Kirin Taq. How do the differences between these worlds and their people contribute to the conflict?
4
What makes King Macaan and Princess Aurin effective villains? What motivates their actions?
5
The Parakka resistance movement starts small and grows. What challenges do they face, and what qualities make them successful?
6
How does the idea of parallel universes, the Dominions and Kirin Taq, add to the story's complexity and themes?
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