I Want to Show You More
Cut along the dashed lines and pass the cards around the table.
Which story title pulled you in before you even read a word of it, and what did you imagine it would be about?
These stories are short enough to read in a bath or a waiting room. Where did you end up reading most of this book, and did the setting change how it landed?
Quatro writes about longing for someone who is far away. Has distance ever made a feeling bigger for you, and did that surprise you at the time?
Several stories move through the mountains and small-town South. Which scrap of landscape here felt most like somewhere you would want to walk, and why?
Faith and desire keep sitting in the same room in this book. Did you find that uncomfortable, oddly comforting, or both at once?
Running shows up as something like prayer here. What do you do with your body when your mind is carrying too much, and did reading this make you feel less alone in that?
Was there a story that unsettled you so much you had to set the book down, then picked it back up anyway? What brought you back?
By the last pages Quatro has asked a lot of your tenderness. Which story are you still carrying around a week later, and what do you think it knows about you?