About This Book
Jericho tells the story of twelve-year-old Angela, who spends time helping to care for her great-grandmother. The narrative beautifully alternates between Angela's contemporary experiences and the compelling story of her great-grandmother's life, offering glimpses into a bygone era. It's a poignant exploration of intergenerational relationships, memory, and the quiet strength found in family connections. Parents will appreciate its gentle approach to aging and its ability to spark conversations about family history and empathy.
An account of twelve-year-old Angela's visit to help take care of her great-grandmother alternates with the story of the old woman's life.
Discussion Prompts
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What did Angela learn about her great-grandmother's life that surprised her the most?
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How do Angela's experiences helping her great-grandmother change her feelings or understanding of older people?
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If you could ask your own great-grandparent one question about their life, what would it be?
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How does the book show that people can be strong and resilient, even when they are old or facing difficulties?
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What are some ways we can show love and care for the older people in our families or communities?
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