Understanding 'The Girl of Incan Stars'

Caramel Hargrave introduces herself and her works, focusing on her first story, 'The Girl of Ink and Stars'. She shares her inspiration and the creative process behind the story, including the significance of an island drawing and a volcanic rock. Hargrave then reads the first chapter, introducing the protagonist Isabella and the setting of Joya. The video concludes with encouragement to read and create stories during challenging times.

What does Caramel Hargrave suggest is the best way to cope with strange times?

• Surrounding oneself with books

• Traveling to new places

• Watching movies

• Playing video games

How did Caramel Hargrave begin her story 'The Girl of Incan Stars'?

• With a character sketch

• With a drawing of an island

• With a poem

• With a song

What inspired the setting of Joya in 'The Girl of Incan Stars'?

• A volcanic rock from Hawaii

• A forest in South America

• A mountain in Europe

• A desert in Africa

What unusual event is described at the beginning of the first chapter?

• A shipwreck on the coast

• A festival in the village

• A storm hitting the island

• Ravens arriving with the governor

What is the name of Isabella's pet chicken?

• Frida

• Miss La

• Pep

• Lupe

What is Isabella's father's profession?

• A teacher

• A cartographer

• A sailor

• A farmer

What does Isabella dream of doing?

• Exploring beyond the forest border

• Sailing the seas

• Becoming a teacher

• Writing a book

What special item does Isabella's father use during breakfast?

• A carved walking stick

• A golden spoon

• A silver plate

• A magical jug

What does Caramel Hargrave encourage children to do during challenging times?

• Play outside

• Read and create stories

• Watch TV

• Travel with family