About This Book
This chapter book follows Emma, a thirteen-year-old quintuplet, as she grapples with the universal desire for individuality. Living as one of five, Emma often feels defined by her siblings, but new experiences like an acting class and a first boyfriend help her discover who she is outside of the 'Wentworth quints' identity. The story also touches on family dynamics, including preparations for her half-sister's wedding, providing a relatable narrative for preteens navigating self-discovery, sibling relationships, and the social landscape of junior high.
Thirteen-year-old Emma, one of a set of quintuplets, struggles to maintain her individuality as she attends acting class, prepares for her half-sister's wedding, and auditions for a movie.
Discussion Prompts
1
How does Emma try to show her individuality? What are some ways you show yours?
2
Do you think it would be fun or challenging to be a quintuplet? Why?
3
How do Emma's new experiences, like acting class and having a boyfriend, help her understand herself better?
4
What are some ways families can support each other's unique interests and talents?
5
Have you ever felt like you were part of a group but wanted to be seen as an individual? How did you handle it?
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