Beast Quest: Trillion the Three-Headed Lion
#12 of 4 in Beast Quest: New Blood Series
What’s inside...
In this installment of the Beast Quest series, our hero Tom must battle the ferocious Trillion, a Three-Headed Lion fiercely guarding the magical Golden Armour. With the help of his friends and his loyal companion, Elenna, Tom embarks on a dangerous journey to overcome Trillion and continue his quest to collect all the pieces of the Armour.
Character compass
Tom
Elenna
Trillion
Discussion points
What do you think about the character of Trillion? How would you deal with a three-headed lion?
What are the main challenges that Tom faces in his quest? How does he overcome them?
What role do friendship and teamwork play in the story?
If you could have any magical item from the book, which one would you choose and why?
How do you think the story would change if one of the heads of Trillion was friendly?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child to express their thoughts and feelings about the book. Ask them to imagine themselves in the story and consider how they would interact with the characters and challenges. Highlight the themes of bravery and perseverance, discussing how these qualities can be applied in their own lives. Use descriptive scenes from the book to enhance their imaginative thinking and deepen the discussion.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Teamwork and Collaboration
Explanation: In 'Beast Quest: Trillion the Three-Headed Lion', the protagonist works with his companions to overcome challenges presented by the three-headed lion. Their success is rooted in their ability to work together and leverage each other's strengths.
Real-World Application: Children learn the importance of collaborating with others to achieve common goals, skills useful in group projects or team sports.
Example Lesson: Courage and Bravery
Explanation: The main character demonstrates courage by facing the fearsome Trillion despite the dangers. This bravery in the face of a formidable challenge underscores the story's adventurous spirit.
Real-World Application: This can inspire children to face their own fears, whether it be trying out for a new activity, standing up for what is right, or facing academic challenges.
Example Lesson: Problem-Solving Skills
Explanation: Throughout the book, the characters encounter various obstacles that they must think critically and creatively to resolve, particularly in their strategies to tame or outsmart Trillion.
Real-World Application: This encourages children to think critically and apply creative thinking to everyday problems, enhancing their decision-making and cognitive skills.
Example Lesson: Responsibility and Leadership
Explanation: The protagonist takes on the responsibility of protecting his village from Trillion, showcasing inherent leadership qualities by making tough decisions and guiding others.
Real-World Application: This can be mirrored in a child’s life by taking on more responsibilities at home or school, learning to lead by example and make decisions that impact not just themselves, but others around them.