It Could Have Been Her
Cut along the dashed lines and pass the cards around the table.
Settle in with your blanket and drink: where were you when the story really pulled you in, and did you read it in one cozy sitting or savor it slowly?
Was this a book you wanted to read alone under a lamp, or one you kept wanting to text a friend about? Tell us which and why.
The story turns on a house that holds unsettling memories. Is there a place from your own life that still carries a feeling the moment you picture it?
Jane returns to somewhere tied to her past. When has revisiting an old place brought back more than you expected, and did it comfort you or unsettle you?
This book leans on the quiet unease of ordinary homes and neighbors. What everyday detail in the story gave you a little shiver, and did you find that cozy or uncomfortable?
A missing teenager sits at the heart of the story. What did the book stir up in you about worry, protectiveness, or wanting to keep the people you love safe?
Without giving anything away, which character stayed with you after you closed the book, and what did you find yourself wishing you could say to them?
Thinking back over the whole story, what feeling did it leave you sitting with once the last page turned, and did anything about it quietly comfort you?