About This Book
In Kwame Alexander and Jerry Craft's verse novel, "J Vs. K," two ten-year-old students, J and K, find themselves at a crossroads. They must decide whether to compete against each other or join forces to create an unbeatable duo for their school's annual creative storytelling contest. This book, told entirely in poetry, delves into themes of teamwork, creativity, and the dynamics of friendship, offering a fresh perspective on school life and competition. It's a fantastic read for middle-grade children, encouraging discussions about collaboration and self-expression.
"Two ten-year-olds must decide whether they should join forces to create an unbeatable duo that is sure to win their school's annual creative storytelling contest"--
Discussion Prompts
1
What are some of the challenges J and K might face when trying to work together?
2
Do you think it's better to compete alone or collaborate with others in a contest? Why?
3
What kind of story do you think J and K will create if they join forces?
4
How does the book show the importance of creativity and imagination?
External Reviews
NYT Bestseller
Children’s Middle Grade Hardcover (8 weeks on list)
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