Animal Farm
Cut along the dashed lines and pass the cards around the table.
Which barnyard animal would you most want curled up beside you on a cold night, and why does it feel comforting to you?
Was there a small, homey moment on the farm (a shared meal, a song, animals working side by side) that made you feel cozy and drawn in?
The animals dream together of a warmer, fairer home. When in your own life has dreaming alongside other people felt hopeful and nourishing?
Boxer's quiet, steady devotion moves so many readers. Who in your own life has that same gentle, dependable warmth, and how did this book make you think of them?
There is a lot of comfort in songs and shared rituals on the farm. What songs, sayings, or traditions make your own home or group feel like it belongs to everyone?
Old Major gathers everyone to share a heartfelt dream at the very start. If you could gather your favorite people to share one gentle hope, what would you want them to feel?
This is a slim book that lingers. What feeling did you carry with you after closing it, and did anything about it stay tender or ache a little?
Without giving anything away, was there a moment where your heart softened toward a character, or quietly worried for them? What made you care about them so much?