About This Book
Suzanne Supplee's 'Somebody Everybody Listens To' is a young adult novel about a teenage girl from rural Tennessee who dreams of making it big in country music. The story follows her journey as she moves to Nashville, confronts self-doubt, and works tirelessly to hone her craft and find her unique voice. It's a heartwarming tale about the challenges and triumphs of pursuing a passion, building self-esteem, and navigating new social landscapes. Parents will appreciate the positive messages about resilience and the importance of staying true to oneself, making it suitable for readers aged 12 to 18.
Discussion Prompts
1
What challenges did the protagonist face when moving to Nashville, and how did she overcome them?
2
How did the protagonist's self-confidence change throughout the story? What moments were key to her growth?
3
What role did music play in the protagonist's life? How does it help her express herself?
4
How important is it to have a supportive community or family when pursuing a big dream?
5
What does it mean to 'find your own voice,' both literally and figuratively, in this story?
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