Waht do you make of the students behavior at the bnall, and what does that tell you about the students of Mica HS?

The Ball represents a turning point. Do you think Stargirl makes a deliberate attempt to say goodbye at the ball?

At the end of the novel, was Stargirl popular after all? What happens to the "popular" kids in the story? Do they stay popular?

Do you as a reader like Stargirl? If she went to MEMS would you like her like Dori or hate her like Hillary? Do you think the students were to harsh?

The author plays 2 major events off each other the basketball championship and the oratorical contest. Stargirl is the focus at both but in different ways How is she rejected at one and accepted at the other?

Archie says "Star people are rare. You'll be lucky to meet another. (p177)Do you think Leo was grown up enough for his relationship with Stargirl? Will Leo ever figure Stargirl out?

Being popular and fitting in were the themes of this novel, name an example of when you saw this in the book.

In the beginning Only Hillary dislike Stargirl openly. Do you think groups of people neeed a leader like Hillary to turn opinion on another person?

When Stargril becomes Susan, Leo thought she was amazingly perferct! He stated that she "Looked like a hundred other girls at Mica.I had never been so happy and so proud in my life p139- 140. How did you feel when you read this part?

How does Stargirls acceptance ultimately lead to her rejection?

Do you think Stargirl wanted to be popular? And what would be her definiation of popular?

Would you recommend this book to other students your age? Why or why not?