Children of Blood and Bone

Children of Blood and Bone has three narrators: Zélie, Amari, and Inan. How does having three narrators change the reader’s understanding of events? Why did Adeyemi choose these three narrators for the story?

Using textual evidence, define the different kinds of discrimination and racism Zélie, her fellow divîners, and people who associate with divîners face. How does this experience shape Zélie?

This novel features two very different versions of a family. Describe the different types of families presented in the book and how the family dynamics impact the people who are a part of it.