About This Book
In Lisi Harrison's "Dylan," a young protagonist named Dylan travels to Maui with her mother for a tennis tournament. Initially uninterested in the sport, Dylan's priorities shift when she develops a crush on a tennis-loving boy. To catch his attention, she decides to embrace the world of tennis, even if it means learning from a rival player. This chapter book explores themes of self-esteem, first crushes, and the unexpected joys of trying new things, all set against the backdrop of a Hawaiian vacation. It's a lighthearted read for late elementary and early middle schoolers navigating social pressures and personal growth.
Discussion Prompts
1
Have you ever tried something new to impress someone? How did it turn out?
2
What does "self-esteem" mean to you? How does Dylan's self-esteem change throughout the story?
3
What are some things you've learned from someone you initially thought was a rival?
4
How do you think Dylan's relationship with her mom helps her in Maui?
5
What do you think Dylan learned about herself by the end of the book?
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