About This Book
This entertaining middle-grade novel follows ten-year-old Sarah as she navigates the anxieties and challenges of starting a new school after moving from Maine to Maryland. Her biggest hope is to make a good friend, but her plans are derailed when she accidentally makes an enemy who seems determined to make her life difficult. The book explores themes of friendship, resilience, and standing up for oneself with humor and relatable characters. It's a quick, engaging read for children experiencing similar transitions or social challenges.
Worried about finding friends when she moves from Maine to Maryland, ten-year-old Sarah gets off to a bad start by making an enemy of a boy.
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Discussion Prompts
1
How did Sarah feel about moving and starting a new school? Have you ever felt that way?
2
What did you think about the 'enemy' in the story? Why do you think he acted the way he did?
3
What are some ways Sarah tried to handle the conflict? What would you have done?
4
How important is it to make friends when you're new somewhere? What makes a good friend?
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