About This Book
Project Paper Doll: The Trials introduces readers to Ariane Tucker, a genetically engineered alien hybrid who finds herself trapped once again by the nefarious Dr. Jacobs. Ariane is forced to participate in a series of 'trials,' a deadly competition where she must face off against other hybrids, each created by rival corporations. This action-packed chapter book explores themes of identity, freedom, and survival against overwhelming odds. It is suitable for readers aged 9-11 who enjoy dystopian science fiction with a strong, resilient female protagonist.
"After being on the run, Ariane Tucker finds herself back where she started--under the cruel control of Dr. Jacobs, head of the research facility that created her. Now she must participate in the upcoming trials; a deadly competition pitting her against other alien hybrids, each representing a rival corporation"--
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Discussion Prompts
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What does it mean to be 'human' or 'real' if you were created in a lab?
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How does Ariane show bravery in the face of such cruel control and danger?
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If you were in Ariane's situation, what would be the hardest part of the trials?
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What ethical questions does Dr. Jacobs's research raise? Is it ever okay to create beings for competition?
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How do you think Ariane's experiences will shape her identity and her future?
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