Enter The Nightmare
Cut along the dashed lines and pass the cards around the table.
If a dust bunny adopted you tomorrow, what would it steal from your kitchen first, and what would you name it?
Where were you curled up while reading this one, and was there a moment you pulled the blanket a little higher?
This story plays with the line between dreams and waking life. Is there a dream, sweet or scary, that has stayed with you for years? What do you think it was trying to tell you?
Harmony's colonists were cut off from Earth and had to build a home from scratch. What makes a place feel like home to you, and did any setting in the book feel like somewhere you'd want to settle in?
The companionship between people and their dust bunnies is a big source of comfort in this series. Is there a pet or loyal friend who has been your steady presence through a hard stretch?
The characters have unusual psychic talents that can be both gifts and burdens. Which moment made you feel most tender toward someone carrying something heavy that other people couldn't see?
Nightmares in this book are more than bad dreams. Without giving away how things unfold, how did the story change the way you feel about facing your own fears, whether you face them alone or with someone beside you?
By the final pages, which relationship left you feeling the warmest, and what did it remind you about the people you'd want in your corner when things get frightening?