The Green Ember
by S.D. Smith · Story Warren Books · 2014
When their quiet home is destroyed by fierce predators, rabbit siblings Heather and Picket are thrust into an epic struggle for the future of their kind. As they find refuge among a brave resistance movement, both must overcome personal fears and tragic loss to learn the meaning of loyalty, honor, and hope. Their journey takes them into deep peril as they discover their place in a larger story of redemption and restored kingdom.
- Age range
- Ages 8–13
- Category
- Middle Grade Reads
- ISBN
- 978-106123456
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Parent notes
This allegorical adventure story provides strong moral exemplars and rich character development centered on honor and duty. Parents of younger or particularly sensitive children may wish to note that combat and peril involving predatory beasts occur throughout the story.
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Discussion questions
- 1How do Heather and Picket show love and loyalty to each other when facing difficult circumstances?
- 2What does the story teach us about keeping hope alive even when things seem dark and overwhelming?
- 3In what ways do the characters show true bravery compared to simply acting rashly or seeking glory?
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