About This Book
In "Fat Angie: Homecoming," Angie, a relatable teen, finds herself in the spotlight after a video of her singing goes viral. This propels her into an online music competition, a journey that forces her to confront her burgeoning talent and self-worth. Simultaneously, Angie navigates the complexities of her heart, exploring her feelings for new girl Jamboree Memphis Jordan while still processing her past relationship with KC Romance. A significant emotional thread involves her increasingly unstable mother, adding layers of family drama and responsibility to Angie's already full plate. This book offers a sensitive portrayal of a young person finding their voice, both literally and figuratively, while dealing with the realities of mental health within a family and the intricacies of first loves and self-acceptance. It's ideal for readers aged 12-18.
After a video of her singing performance goes viral, Angie decides to enter an online music competition, as she tries to sort out her feelings for new girl Jamboree Memphis Jordan and her previous girlfriend, KC Romance, and deal with her increasingly unstable mother.
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Discussion Prompts
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How does Angie's viral video change her perspective on herself and her talents?
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Discuss the challenges Angie faces in her romantic relationships. How does she navigate her feelings for Jamboree and KC?
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What role does Angie's mother's mental health play in the story, and how does Angie cope with it?
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How does Angie demonstrate resilience throughout the book?
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What does "homecoming" mean to Angie by the end of the story?
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