About This Book
Princess at Silver Spires introduces readers to Naomi, an African princess attending a boarding school who is naturally shy and dislikes the spotlight. When asked to model in a fashion show, she reluctantly agrees, motivated by the proceeds going to her favorite charity. However, she soon discovers the designer's true intentions are to exploit her royal status for publicity, not genuinely support the cause. This chapter book explores themes of self-confidence, integrity, and standing up for what is right, even when it's difficult. It's a gentle story about finding your voice and navigating social pressures, suitable for early to late elementary readers.
African princess Naomi hates being the centre of attention. So when a girl asks her to model in a fashion show, Naomi only agrees because the proceeds will go to her favourite charity. But, when she discovers the designer wants to exploit her royal status for press attention, Naomi faces a tough decision.
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discrimination
Discussion Prompts
1
Why do you think Naomi felt nervous about being the center of attention?
2
What made Naomi decide to participate in the fashion show even though she was shy?
3
How did the fashion designer try to take advantage of Naomi? Was that fair?
4
What would you do if someone tried to use you for their own benefit?
5
How did Naomi show bravery in this story?
6
What does it mean to stand up for yourself and your values?
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