About This Book
In "From the Files of Madison Finn: Double Dare," readers join 12-year-old Madison Finn as she tackles the challenges of seventh grade life, including a high-stakes computer contest and a 'double dare' that spirals into chaos. Madison, known for her computer 'files' which act as a diary, must navigate a friendly competition to build a better webpage, while also dealing with social drama and the potential loss of a friendship. This book, part of a popular series, explores themes of friendship, rivalry, honesty, and self-confidence, making it ideal for readers aged 9-13 who enjoy relatable school stories and character-driven narratives.
Madison's surprise birthday party for the twins is turning into trouble and now she's in a friendly competition to build a better Web page.
Concepts
Friendship & LoyaltySelf-Confidence & IdentityResilience & PerseveranceTeamwork & CollaborationHonesty & IntegrityJealousy & ComparisonEmpathy & KindnessCuriosity & WonderJustice & FairnessLove & FamilyAnger & FrustrationGrowing UpMaking FriendsPeer PressureSibling RivalryParents DivorcingSchool LifeFriendship & SocialCoding & TechnologyFamily & SiblingsAnimals
bullying
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Discussion Prompts
1
How do Madison's 'files' help her understand her feelings and experiences? Do you ever keep a diary or journal?
2
What does it mean to be a good friend, especially when things get competitive or challenging?
3
Have you ever been in a competition where things got a little out of hand? How did you handle it?
4
What are some ways to resolve conflicts with friends or rivals without hurting feelings?
5
Madison is shy about public speaking. What are some things that make you feel nervous, and how do you cope with them?
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