18 Days In Heaven
Cut along the dashed lines and pass the cards around the table.
Before you opened the book, what picture came to mind when you read the title? Did it feel hopeful, curious, a little nerve-wracking, or something else?
If you could spend eighteen days anywhere that feels like pure peace to you, where would you be and who would be there with you?
Which moment or image in the book felt most like a warm blanket to you, and why do you think it landed so softly?
The book asks us to imagine a place of complete rest. What small, everyday things in your own life already feel like a little glimpse of heaven?
Did reading this bring anyone you love to mind, maybe someone you miss? If you'd like to, tell us a little about them.
Was there a passage you slowed down on, reread, or wanted to read aloud to someone? What made it feel so personal?
Stories about heaven often change how people feel about their ordinary days here. Having finished the book, is there anything you want to do more gently, more often, or with more gratitude?
Did the book comfort you, stir up questions, or do a bit of both? How are you feeling now, compared with when you started?