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ZCZizou Corder

A young girl named Halo, raised by centaurs on a Greek island, embarks on an epic journey to discover her true identity and place in the ancient world.

fantasy | 485 pages | Published in NaN

fantasyhistorical fictionhistoricalmythologyadventurechildrensyoung adultmiddle grademagicaction
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  1. Discuss the significance of Halo’s unknown parentage in shaping her identity throughout the novel.
  2. Analyze the role of myth and legend in the world-building of ancient Greece as depicted in 'Halo'.
  3. How does Halo’s relationship with her adopted family influence her decisions and growth?
  4. Examine the importance of freedom and captivity as recurring themes in the novel.
  5. Compare and contrast the personalities and motivations of Halo and Pyrnos. How do their interactions drive the story forward?
  6. In what ways does the author use the setting of ancient Greece to explore contemporary issues?
  7. Analyze the role that animals, particularly lions, play in Halo’s life and personal development.
  8. Discuss the significance of prophecy and fate in the plot and how characters respond to them.
  9. How does Zizou Corder use secondary characters, such as Marcus and Arion, to highlight different aspects of Halo’s personality?
  10. Evaluate the representation of gender roles and expectations in the novel. How does Halo conform to or challenge these roles?
  11. Describe how the motif of journey or quest functions within the story and its impact on Halo’s transformation.
  12. Analyze the author’s use of suspense and pacing. How does it affect the reader’s engagement with the narrative?
  13. How does the novel address the concept of belonging and what it means to find one’s place in the world?
  14. Discuss the moral dilemmas faced by Halo and how they contribute to her character development.
  15. Examine the influence of friendship and loyalty in the novel, providing examples of how these qualities are tested.