About This Book
This engaging picture book biography introduces young readers to Juliette "Daisy" Gordon Low, the remarkable founder of the Girl Scouts. It chronicles her life, from her adventurous spirit as a child to her innovative vision for an organization that would empower girls with practical skills, outdoor knowledge, and a sense of community. The book highlights her perseverance in the face of societal expectations and her own hearing loss, making her a powerful role model for self-confidence and leadership. It's a wonderful way to introduce children to women's history and the origins of a beloved American institution.
Discussion Prompts
1
What was Juliette Low's big idea, and why was it so important for girls at that time?
2
What are some of the skills the first Girl Scouts learned? What skills do you think are important for kids to learn today?
3
How did Juliette Low show bravery and perseverance when starting the Girl Scouts?
4
If you could start a club for kids, what would it be about, and what would you want them to learn?
5
How do you think being part of a group like the Girl Scouts helps kids feel like they belong?
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