About This Book
Queen of the Sixth Grade follows Robin, a sixth grader who initially helps her 'best friend' Veronica establish an exclusive school club, the Awesome Kennedy Girls. However, when Robin inadvertently displeases Veronica, she quickly learns how manipulative and unkind Veronica can be, finding herself ostracized from the very group she helped create. This book offers a realistic portrayal of social dynamics, peer pressure, and the pain of a friendship gone sour. It's an excellent resource for discussing bullying, self-esteem, and the importance of choosing true friends. Parents will appreciate its honest approach to a common middle school experience.
After helping her supposed best friend Veronica found the sixth grade's secret club, the Awesome Kennedy Girls, Robin accidentally gets on her wrong side and discovers how bossy and cruel Veronica really is.
bullying
peer_pressure
Discussion Prompts
1
Have you ever been in a situation where a friend acted differently when other people were around?
2
What makes a good friend? What makes a bad friend?
3
How do you think Robin felt when Veronica turned against her? What would you do in that situation?
4
Why do you think Veronica acted the way she did? Was she truly happy being 'Queen of the Sixth Grade'?
5
What does this book teach us about standing up for yourself and others?
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