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The Lottie Project
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Jacqueline WilsonJacqueline Wilson

A girl named Charlie discovers the diary of a Victorian servant girl named Lottie, and as she reads Lottie's story, she becomes inspired to write her own.

childrens | 96 pages | Published in NaN

childrensfictionmiddle gradeyoung adultcontemporaryhistoricalhistorical fictionrealistic fictionnovels20th century
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  1. Discuss the theme of friendship in 'The Lottie Project'. How does the friendship between Charlie and Lottie develop throughout the book?
  2. Examine the role of historical fiction in 'The Lottie Project'. How does the author use Lottie's diary entries to bring the past to life?
  3. Analyze the character of Lottie in 'The Lottie Project'. How does she navigate the challenges of living in different time periods?
  4. Discuss the impact of Lottie's diary on Charlie's life in 'The Lottie Project'. How does reading Lottie's story change Charlie's perspective on her own life?
  5. Explain the significance of the title 'The Lottie Project'. What does the term 'Lottie Project' refer to and how does it shape the events of the book?
  6. Explore the theme of identity in 'The Lottie Project'. How do Charlie and Lottie both grapple with questions of who they are and where they belong?
  7. Analyze the relationship between Charlie and her teacher, Mr. Mercer, in 'The Lottie Project'. How does their friendship impact Charlie's understanding of history and herself?
  8. Discuss the role of imagination and creativity in 'The Lottie Project'. How does Charlie's vivid imagination help her connect with Lottie's story?
  9. Examine the theme of social class in 'The Lottie Project'. How does the contrast between Lottie's life as a servant and Charlie's life as a modern-day student shed light on societal inequalities?
  10. Analyze the ending of 'The Lottie Project'. How does the resolution of the story reflect the growth and development of the characters?