About This Book
This third book in the 'Diary of an Ice Princess' series follows Princess Lina, a magical ice princess who attends a regular 'groundling' school. The story explores themes of fitting in, managing secret powers, and the challenges of family dynamics, especially when her mischievous cousin Jack Frost causes trouble during a class trip to the city aquarium. Parents will appreciate the lighthearted approach to responsibility and problem-solving, reminiscent of a 'Frozen' character in a contemporary school setting. It's a fun, engaging chapter book for children aged 8-12, perfect for independent reading or a lively read-aloud.
A brand-new, fun-filled chapter book series that answers the question: What if Frozen's Elsa went to regular school? Princess Lina is loving groundling school. Her magic is still under wraps, she hangs out with BFF Claudia every day, and soon their class is taking a field trip to see penguins at the city aquarium! Up in the sky, Lina's Granddad has decided to invite her mischievous cousin Jack Frost to give Lina extra tutorials in Winterheart magic. But when Jack tags along with Lina to school, his tricks wreak havoc on the big field trip. Can Lina keep her cool and save the day?
Discussion Prompts
1
Lina has to keep her magic a secret. Have you ever had a secret you had to keep? Was it hard?
2
Jack Frost's tricks cause a lot of trouble. How do you think Lina felt about his actions? How would you handle a mischievous friend or family member?
3
Lina uses her magic to help save the penguins. What would you do if you had a special power like hers?
4
What does it mean to be a good friend, like Claudia is to Lina?
5
How does Lina show bravery and responsibility in this story?
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