About This Book
In this ninth Baby-Sitters Club Super Special, Kristy Thomas lands the coveted lead role in her school's production of Peter Pan. However, the excitement quickly turns to conflict when fellow club member Dawn Schafer voices concerns that the play's portrayal of characters is sexist. This book delves into themes of friendship, teamwork, and standing up for what you believe in, as the club members grapple with different perspectives on the play and how to address the issues raised. It's a great read for middle-grade children aged 10-14, offering a relatable school setting and a chance to discuss social issues in a thoughtful way.
With Kristy in the title role in her school's production of Peter Pan, the show is certain to be a hit--that is, until Dawn interrupts rehearsals with the charge that the play is sexist.
Concepts
discrimination
Discussion Prompts
1
What does it mean for something to be 'sexist'? How did Dawn explain her concerns about the play?
2
How did Kristy react to Dawn's concerns? How did other club members react? Were their reactions fair?
3
If you were in the Baby-Sitters Club, how would you have handled the conflict about the play?
4
Have you ever felt something was unfair or seen someone stand up for what they believed in? What happened?
5
What lessons can we learn about teamwork and compromise from how the club resolved this issue?
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