One True King
#6 of 6 in The School for Good and Evil Series
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What’s inside...
The sixth and final installment in the School for Good and Evil series, One True King, sees Sophie, Agatha, and their friends confront the villainous Reena while trying to restore balance to their world. As they face their greatest challenges yet, they must unravel the secrets of their past and overcome the threats to their future. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR, SOMAN CHAINANI! Beyond Good and Evil. Beyond Ever Afters. The fairy tale of Sophie and Agatha comes to a dramatic conclusion in this sixth and final book of Soman Chainani's New York Times bestselling fantasy series. Who will sit on Camelot's throne and rule the Endless Woods? Who will be the One True King? Prepare yourself for the End of Ends.
Character compass
Agatha
Tedros
Sophie
Anadil
Hester
Dot
Hort
Japeth
Bogden
Kei
Rafal Japeth
Professor Bilious Manley
Yuba the Gnome
Castor the Dog
Vex
Bodhi
Merlin
Ravan
Reaper Cat
Guinevere
Princess Uma
Nimue- Lady of the Lake
Nicola
Reena
Omeida
Pierre-Eve
Valentina
Willam
Professor Emma Anemone
Professor Sheeba Sheeks
Laithan
Devan
Laralisa
Priyanka
Alpa
Bethna
Bossam
Emilio
Bettina
Empress Vaisilla
Albemarle
Jorin
Sephyr
Dean Friedegund Brunhilde
Kaveen
Jeevan
Brycin
Pospisil
Brone
King Dutra
Jacinda
Maid Marian
Arjun
Jorgen
Aja
Beckett
Wesley
Cedric
Kiko
Beatrix
Robin Hood
Caleb
Bert
Mona
Rhian
Discussion points
What qualities do you think make someone a true leader? How does Tedros demonstrate these qualities in the story?
If you had to face a difficult challenge like the characters in the book, what would you do? Why?
What lessons can we learn about friendship and loyalty from the story?
How do the choices the characters make affect their futures? Can you think of any examples from the book?
What does 'happily ever after' mean to you after reading this book?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child to think about the real-life applications of the book’s themes. For example, discuss how everyday decisions can lead to big changes, mimicking the characters' journeys.
Use parallels from the book to talk about your child's own experiences with leadership, friendship, and choices.
Ask your child to draw or write about their favorite scene, then discuss why it stands out to them.
Promote empathy by asking how they would feel in the characters' situations and what they would do differently.
End your discussion by asking your child how the story could inspire their actions or behaviors in daily life.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Leadership and Responsibility
Explanation: In 'One True King,' characters are set with the task of managing their responsibilities and the kingdom, emphasizing the importance of leadership.
Real-World Application: Children can apply this by taking ownership of their tasks, whether it's home chores or school projects, understanding their actions impact others.
Example Lesson: Teamwork and Collaboration
Explanation: Throughout the book, characters must work together to overcome challenges, highlighting the power of teamwork.
Real-World Application: This can encourage children to participate actively in group activities and value everyone’s input to achieve common goals.
Example Lesson: The Importance of Integrity
Explanation: Characters face numerous choices where they must decide between easy options and the right ones, reflecting the significance of integrity.
Real-World Application: Kids learn to prioritize honesty in their daily interactions and understand that being ethical is valuable, even when it's difficult.
Example Lesson: Embracing Diversity
Explanation: The story showcases a variety of characters with different backgrounds and skills, teaching the importance of accepting and valuing diversity.
Real-World Application: Children are encouraged to appreciate and respect people’s differences in their community, promoting inclusivity.
Example Lesson: Perseverance in Adversity
Explanation: The characters often face seemingly insurmountable obstacles but persist through them, illustrating the lesson of perseverance.
Real-World Application: This teaches children the importance of not giving up in the face of difficulties, whether in their academics, sports, or personal challenges.