About This Book
Jason Reynolds' 'Miles Morales Spider-Man' offers a compelling coming-of-age story for middle-grade readers, blending superhero action with relatable teen struggles. Miles, already navigating life as the new Spider-Man, faces suspension from school and the threat of losing his scholarship. This personal crisis intertwines with a larger mystery as he uncovers a plot jeopardizing his friends and community. The book explores themes of identity, responsibility, and justice, making it an engaging read for children aged 10-14 who enjoy action, mystery, and character-driven narratives.
After a misunderstanding leads him to be suspended from school, Miles Morales feels conflicted about his identity as the new Spider-Man, but when his scholarship is threatened, he uncovers a plot that puts his friends and neighborhood at risk.
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Discussion Prompts
1
How does Miles's identity as Spider-Man conflict with his identity as a student? Have you ever felt like you had different 'sides' to yourself?
2
What does it mean to be responsible, both as a superhero and as a regular person? How does Miles show responsibility?
3
The book talks about a 'misunderstanding' leading to Miles's suspension. How important is it to understand different perspectives in a conflict?
4
Miles has to protect his friends and neighborhood. What does 'community' mean to you, and why is it important to protect it?
5
What qualities make Miles a good hero, even when he's feeling conflicted or unsure?
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