About This Book
Miss Rivers and Miss Bridges is a historical fiction chapter book that transports readers to early 20th-century London, where 13-year-old Pansy's holiday takes an unexpected and exciting turn. What begins as a simple visit with her friend Atalanta quickly escalates into direct involvement with the Suffragette movement, leading to her arrest. The book offers a child's-eye view into a pivotal historical period, exploring themes of social justice, women's rights, and the courage it takes to fight for change. It's an engaging read for children aged 8-11, providing both adventure and a valuable historical lesson.
Thirteen-year-old Pansy expected her London visit with Atalanta to be exciting but she hadn't counted on getting arrested for participating in the Suffragette movement.
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Discussion Prompts
1
What did Pansy learn about the Suffragette movement? How did her feelings about it change throughout the story?
2
Why do you think the Suffragettes felt it was important to protest and even get arrested?
3
Have you ever felt strongly about something that you wanted to change? What did you do?
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How did Pansy and Atalanta's friendship help them through their experiences?
5
What does this book teach us about fighting for justice and fairness?
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