Hey there! I totally get where you’re coming from. Little Journeys can be a bit tricky when trying to pinpoint the themes, but I’d say the book’s big focus is really on the journey of self-discovery. A key moment that stuck out to me was when the protagonist faces a major crossroads in life, which seems to symbolize that turning point when we all have to choose which direction we want to go in. I think you could tie this idea of choice to personal growth—how it’s not just about learning from others, but about making choices that shape who we become.
When you’re thinking about self-discovery, you might want to look at the character’s introspective moments. For example, there’s a scene where they reflect on their past and what they’ve learned from it. That shows how personal growth isn’t always about big, dramatic changes, but about the small realizations we have over time.
For quotes, there’s one part where the character says, “The journey is never about the destination, but the person you become along the way.” This could be a great lead into discussing transformation and how we grow through experiences. I hope this helps!