About This Book
In 'Teen Titans Go!: Brain Food,' Beast Boy, feeling intellectually inferior to his teammates, attempts a magical shortcut to intelligence. When his efforts fail, he impulsively uses Raven's spell book to lower the intelligence of the other Titans, hoping to appear smarter by comparison. This Level 2 Passport to Reading graphic novel, aimed at ages 4-11, explores themes of self-esteem, jealousy, and the unintended consequences of one's actions through humor and vibrant illustrations directly from the animated series. It's a fun, fast-paced read that can spark conversations about valuing one's unique strengths and the importance of honesty.
In this Passport to Reading Level 2 title, BEAST BOY is tired of being the least intelligent of the TEEN TITANS. When all his efforts to get smart fail, he uses RAVEN's spell book not to make himself smarter, but to make all the other Titans dumber! Illustrated with vibrant stills from the show! TM & © DC Comics. (s15)
Discussion Prompts
1
Why do you think Beast Boy wanted to be smarter? Have you ever felt like you weren't as good at something as your friends?
2
What do you think about Beast Boy's choice to make the other Titans dumber? Was that a good idea? Why or why not?
3
What are some of the funny things that happened when the Titans became less intelligent?
4
How do you think the other Titans felt when they realized what Beast Boy had done?
5
What did Beast Boy learn about himself and his friends by the end of the story?
6
What are some ways we can feel good about ourselves without trying to change others?
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