About This Book
Shattered Souls introduces readers to a high school student grappling with a terrifying possibility: that she is developing schizophrenia, mirroring her father's condition. This deeply personal fear drives her initial journey, only for her to uncover a supernatural truth: she is a "Speaker," able to communicate with the deceased. The book explores themes of mental health, self-discovery, and the responsibility that comes with a unique gift, as she endeavors to bring resolution to troubled spirits. It's a poignant and suspenseful read for young adults, blending realistic teen struggles with a compelling supernatural mystery.
When a Texas high school student starts hearing voices, she assumes she is schizophrenic like her father, but instead she finds out that she is a "Speaker," who can communicate with the dead in order to help their troubled souls find resolution.
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Discussion Prompts
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How does the protagonist's fear of schizophrenia influence her actions and self-perception?
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What responsibilities come with having a unique ability like being a 'Speaker'?
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How does the book explore the idea of 'resolution' for both the living and the dead?
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Discuss the different ways characters in the book cope with grief and loss.
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If you could communicate with the dead, what questions would you ask, and how would you use your ability?
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