About This Book
The Daughters Take the Stage follows fourteen-year-old Hudson, the daughter of a famous pop sensation, Holla Jones. As Hudson embarks on creating her own debut album, she faces the challenge of carving out her unique artistic identity. The story explores the complex mother-daughter relationship, the pressures of fame, and the importance of individuality, as Hudson grapples with her mother's expectations versus her own vision for her music. It's a compelling read for young adults navigating self-discovery and family dynamics.
Discussion Prompts
1
How does Hudson's relationship with her mother influence her music and her choices?
2
What does it mean to find your own voice, both in music and in life?
3
How do the pressures of fame affect Hudson and her family?
4
If you were Hudson, would you try to please your mother or stick to your own style? Why?
5
What are some ways we can support our friends and family in pursuing their unique passions?
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