MOON'S REVENGE
Felix Trilogy Series
What’s inside...
MOON'S REVENGE is a thrilling tale of adventure and revenge set in a fantastical world. The story follows the protagonist, Moon, as she seeks vengeance against those who have wronged her. Along the way, she encounters magical creatures, treacherous villains, and unexpected allies. With its captivating storytelling and richly imagined world, this book is a must-read for fans of fantasy and adventure. In a subplot, Seppy forces the moon to grant him his wish to become a maker of enchanted fiddle music, but he almost pays a horrible price for it.
Series reading
Non-Sequential
Age
2-6
Length
32 pages
Text complexity
Discussion points
What do you think motivated the Moon to seek revenge, and do you think it was justified?
How do the characters in the story respond to challenges? What can we learn from their reactions?
What are some ways that the story shows the importance of understanding and forgiveness?
If you were in the story, how would you try to resolve the conflict with the Moon?
How do you think the story would change if it was the Sun seeking revenge instead of the Moon?
Tip: Role play these questions
Before starting the discussion, ensure that your child has a comfortable understanding of the plot and characters to foster a more in-depth conversation.
Use the questions as a guide but allow your child to express any other thoughts or questions they might have about the story. This openness encourages critical thinking and personal connection to the book.
Encourage your child to think about the moral implications of the story and relate them to real-world situations, which helps develop empathy and ethical reasoning.
If your child finds it difficult to answer a question, consider rephrasing it or providing a personal example to illustrate the concept.
Praise your child for their insights, which boosts their confidence and engagement in the discussion.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: The importance of resilience
Explanation: In 'Moon's Revenge', the characters face unpredictable challenges but learn to overcome them through perseverance and courage.
Real-World Application: Children can apply this to their lives by learning to navigate setbacks at school or in social settings, developing a resilient mindset from a young age.
Example Lesson: Understanding consequences
Explanation: The story illustrates how each action taken by the characters leads to a series of consequences, teaching accountability for one's actions.
Real-World Application: Kids can relate this to understanding that their actions, such as honesty in schoolwork or kindness to peers, have real-world consequences.
Example Lesson: The power of teamwork
Explanation: Characters in the book often collaborate to solve problems, highlighting the effectiveness of working together.
Real-World Application: This encourages children to engage in teamwork during group activities in school or with friends, fostering cooperative skills.
Example Lesson: Value of empathy
Explanation: Through interactions between characters, the story promotes an understanding of different perspectives and emotions.
Real-World Application: Children can learn to empathize with classmates or family members who might be different from them, promoting inclusivity and understanding.