Return to Eden (The Soulkeepers Series Book 3)
#3 of 6 in The Soulkeepers Series
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When your soul is the devil's due, redemption ain't what it used to be. Book 3 in the bestselling Soulkeepers Series. Dr. Abigail Silva has waited over 10,000 years for redemption and a chance at a real relationship with the angel she loves. But when you're made from evil itself, it's hard to remember if salvation is worth the wait. With Lucifer's plan coming to fruition, she must decide if God's offer of humanity is all it's cracked up to be, or if a deal with the devil is the more promising solution. Don't miss these other books in The Soulkeepers Series! The Soulkeepers (Book 1) Weaving Destiny (Book 2) Soul Catcher (Book 4) Lost Eden (Book 5) The Last Soulkeeper (Book 6) Get the bestselling series that readers call 'Amazing. A must read for all ages!'
Discussion points
What challenges do the characters face and how do they overcome them?
How do the relationships between characters change throughout the story?
What lessons can we learn about friendship and trust from the characters?
If you were in the same situation as the characters, what would you do differently?
How do the settings in the story contribute to the overall mood and plot?
Tip: Role play these questions
Initiate discussions with your child by asking about their favorite character and why they relate to or admire them. Encourage your child to express their thoughts on the book’s central conflicts and resolutions. Highlight how characters’ decisions can lead to consequences, both good and bad. Use examples from the book to talk about the importance of teamwork and facing challenges. Be open to hearing your child's perspective and gently guide them to deeper interpretations of the themes.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: The importance of resilience.
Explanation: In 'Return to Eden', the characters face numerous challenges that test their endurance and adaptability. Through their perseverance, they manage to overcome these obstacles.
Real-World Application: Children can learn to stay strong and keep trying even when faced with difficulties in school, sports, or relationships.
Example Lesson: Understanding the value of friendship and collaboration.
Explanation: Throughout the book, the characters learn to work together, utilizing each person’s unique strengths to handle complex situations.
Real-World Application: This lesson can help children appreciate the benefits of cooperating and respecting different viewpoints to achieve common goals in group projects or team sports.
Example Lesson: Ethical decision making.
Explanation: The protagonist faces several moral dilemmas and must choose between right and wrong, demonstrating the consequences of these decisions.
Real-World Application: This lesson guides children in making ethical choices, understanding right from wrong, and considering the impact of their actions on others.
Example Lesson: The significance of self-discovery.
Explanation: Characters in the novel go through journeys of personal growth and self-understanding, realizing their potential and true selves.
Real-World Application: Children can be encouraged to explore their own talents and passions, which is crucial for their personal development and self-esteem.
Example Lesson: Courage to face the unknown.
Explanation: Characters often step into unknown territories and situations that require bravery and a strong will.
Real-World Application: This can inspire children to face new challenges without fear, whether it’s moving to a new school or trying out a new activity.