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"The League of Unexceptional Children" introduces readers to Jonathan Murray and Shelley Brown, two twelve-year-olds who are, by all accounts, completely average. This makes them perfect recruits for a secret organization that leverages the forgettability of "unexceptional" children for espionage. When the Vice President is kidnapped along with a crucial code, Jonathan and Shelley are thrust into a thrilling adventure to save the day. This chapter book is a fast-paced, humorous mystery that celebrates individuality and the power of teamwork. It's ideal for children aged 8-12 who enjoy spy stories, adventure, and a good laugh, offering a comforting message that being "normal" can be a superpower.
Evanston, Virginia, twelve-year-olds Jonathan Murray and Shelley Brown are completely average and forgettable until they are recruited to help the League of Unexceptional Children save the Vice President of the United States, who has been kidnapped alongwith an important code.
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1
What does it mean to be "exceptional" or "unexceptional"? How do Jonathan and Shelley redefine these terms?
2
If you were recruited into the League of Unexceptional Children, what "average" quality do you think would make you a great spy?
3
How do Jonathan and Shelley work together despite their differences? What makes them a good team?
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