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LELynne Ewing

In "The Choice" by Lynne Ewing, Serena, a Daughter of the Moon, must decide between sacrificing her powers to save her friends or risking everything to fight the evil Atrox.

young adult | 325 pages | Published in 2007

young adultfantasymythologyparanormalsupernaturalurban fantasyteenfictionmagicromance
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  1. Discuss how the protagonist's struggle with identity shapes her choices throughout 'The Choice'.
  2. Analyze the role of friendship in 'The Choice' and how it influences the main character’s journey.
  3. Examine the significance of the supernatural elements in 'The Choice' and their impact on the plot.
  4. How does Lynne Ewing use symbolism to enhance the themes of destiny and free will in the novel?
  5. Compare and contrast the main character’s relationships with her family members and how these relationships affect her decisions.
  6. Evaluate the portrayal of female empowerment in 'The Choice'. What messages does the novel convey about strength and independence?
  7. Discuss the role of sacrifice in 'The Choice' and its importance to the overall narrative.
  8. How does the author build suspense throughout the novel? Identify specific literary techniques used.
  9. Explore the theme of trust in 'The Choice'. Which characters struggle with trust, and how does this affect their actions?
  10. In what ways does the setting influence the events and mood of 'The Choice'?
  11. Analyze how Lynne Ewing develops the theme of responsibility in the novel, citing examples from the story.
  12. What is the significance of the book’s title, 'The Choice'? Discuss how choices drive the narrative forward.
  13. How does Lynne Ewing use secondary characters to highlight the main character’s growth?
  14. Consider the ending of 'The Choice'. Was it satisfying? Why or why not? Support your answer with evidence from the text.