Break — Content Guide for Parents
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PRESENTContains references to prayer and church attendance. A minister character plays a supporting role in two chapters.
About this book
Kayla Miller, the New York Times bestselling author-illustrator of Click, Camp, Act, Clash, and Crunch and coauthor of Besties, returns with a new Olive story! Olive is less-than-excited to be spending spring break stuck with her dad...will she be able to make the most of her trip, or will everything break apart?
Spring break is full of possibilities...but not for Olive.
This year, Olive is leaving her friends and all of their exciting vacation plans behind to visit her dad at his new apartment in the city.
Goober is thrilled to spend a whole week with their father and has a long list of activities for their time together. Olive, on the other hand, still remembers the hurt of their dad moving halfway across the world. She would rather spend time with her friend Bree or scrolling through her new phone to keep up with everything she's missing back home than catch up with him.
As the week winds on, the normally easygoing Olive finds feelings of loneliness and resentment throwing her out of whack. Is there any hope of salvaging the visit--or will Olive's spring break be a spring bust?
New York Times bestselling author-illustrator Kayla Miller returns with another vibrant and emotional story about the power of second chances and how the fear of missing out can lead to missing out on what's right in front of you.
Read more about Olive & friends in the World of Click books!
Click Graphic Novels:
Click
Act
Camp
Clash
Crunch
Break
Stuck
Besties Graphic Novels:
Besties: Work It Out
Besties: Find Their Groove
Besties: Prank War
Frequently asked questions
Is Break appropriate for a 7-year-old?
There is no violence depicted in 'Break'. The book focuses on Olive's experiences during spring break and her relationship with her father, without any elements of physical violence or harm. There is no scary content in 'Break'. The story is light-hearted and focuses on relatable themes of friendship and family, making it appropriate for young readers.
Does Break have violence?
There is no violence depicted in 'Break'. The book focuses on Olive's experiences during spring break and her relationship with her father, without any elements of physical violence or harm.
Does Break have scary content?
There is no scary content in 'Break'. The story is light-hearted and focuses on relatable themes of friendship and family, making it appropriate for young readers.
Does Break have religious themes?
No religious content is present in the book 'Break'. The search results include references to other works and discussions about religion, but none pertain directly to the narrative or themes of this specific book.
Does Break have racial/cultural content?
The book includes representation of Black and Asian characters, indicating an effort to include diverse perspectives. However, race is not a central theme or plot point in the narrative.
Does Break have profanity?
No profanity is present in 'Break'. The language used in the book is suitable for its intended audience, which is children.
Does Break have climate change?
There are no climate themes present in 'Break'. The narrative focuses on personal relationships and experiences rather than environmental issues.
Does Break have sexual identity?
There is no sexual content in 'Break'. The narrative is appropriate for children and does not include any references to sexual themes or situations.
Does Break have gender roles?
The book does not actively discuss or critique gender roles. It features a young female protagonist navigating her relationships, but does not promote traditional or modern gender roles explicitly.
Does Break have lgbtq+ themes?
No LGBTQ+ themes are present in the book 'Break' by Kayla Miller. The search results focus on various media and individuals related to LGBTQ+ topics but do not provide any evidence of LGBTQ+ content in the book itself.
