Understanding 'Other Words for Home'

Adrienne from Herrick District Library introduces 'Other Words for Home' by Jasmine Warga, a novel written in verse. The story follows Jude, a young girl from Syria, as she adjusts to life in Cincinnati, USA. Jude navigates cultural differences, language barriers, and personal challenges while maintaining her identity. The book highlights her bravery and growth, especially as she participates in a school musical despite her accent. Adrienne recommends the book for its unique perspective and inspiring story.

What is unique about the format of 'Other Words for Home'?

• It is a graphic novel.

• It is written in verse.

• It is a collection of short stories.

• It is written in prose.

Who is the author of 'Other Words for Home'?

• Jude Cincinnati

• Jasmine Warga

• Adrienne Herrick

• Syria Warga

What does the book 'Other Words for Home' primarily consist of?

• Letters

• Essays

• Dialogues

• Poems

Where does Jude move from and to?

• From Jordan to Los Angeles

• From Lebanon to Chicago

• From Syria to Cincinnati

• From Egypt to New York

What language is Jude adjusting to learning?

• French

• Spanish

• German

• English

What is the main character's name in 'Other Words for Home'?

• Jasmine

• Adrienne

• Jude

• Herrick

How is Jude's personality described?

• Reserved and introverted

• Not shy or quiet

• Bold and adventurous

• Shy and quiet

How does Jude's personality in America compare to her personality in Syria?

• Less confident

• Completely different

• More reserved

• Consistent

What does Jude decide to try out for despite her accent?

• A musical

• A science fair

• A sports team

• A debate club

What challenge does Jude face in the musical?

• Lack of talent

• No support from friends

• Thick Syrian accent

• Stage fright