About This Book
Clive King's 'Me and My Million' introduces readers to Ringo, a resourceful 11-year-old boy from London who, despite being unable to read, finds himself entangled in a high-stakes adventure. When he accidentally comes into possession of a valuable stolen painting, Ringo must use his street smarts and courage to navigate the city, evade criminals, and figure out what to do with his unexpected treasure. This chapter book is a thrilling read that explores themes of literacy, resourcefulness, and moral dilemmas, making it suitable for children aged 8-12 who enjoy mysteries and adventure stories.
When Ringo, a young Londoner, finds himself in sudden possession of a stolen painting worth a million pounds, his life turns into a series of wild adventures.
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Discussion Prompts
1
How does Ringo's inability to read affect his journey and choices? What challenges does it create for him?
2
If you found a stolen item, what would you do? What are the different options Ringo had?
3
What does Ringo learn about himself during his adventure?
4
How does Ringo show bravery and resourcefulness throughout the story?
5
What are some of the moral questions Ringo faces, and how does he try to resolve them?
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