Go Gentle
Cut along the dashed lines and pass the cards around the table.
Where did you do most of your reading of Go Gentle, and did the setting shape how the book felt to you?
What was the first moment in the book that made you smile, tear up, or reach for someone to text?
The title itself is an invitation. Where in your own life have you needed to 'go gentle' lately, and did the book give you any comfort around that?
Semple has a way of finding humor in tender places. Which moment made you laugh in a way that also felt a little healing?
Was there a small, everyday detail in the story (a meal, a habit, a room) that felt especially cozy or nostalgic to you?
Which relationship in the book reminded you most of someone in your own life, and how did that shape your reading?
Without giving anything away, was there a passage you slowed down for, reread, or wanted to sit with quietly? What made it land?
By the time you closed the book, what feeling were you left holding, and has it stayed with you since?