Mailman
Cut along the dashed lines and pass the cards around the table.
Who delivered the mail where you grew up, and do you remember anything about them or the letters you waited for?
Where did you do most of your reading for this book, and did a mountain drive ever feel like the right backdrop while you read?
Grant goes from an office job to a mail route. Have you ever made a change, big or small, that turned out to be kinder to you than you expected?
A mail carrier sees the same homes and faces every day. What small, regular connection in your own life makes you feel you belong somewhere?
Which moment on the route made you feel most at peace, or made you want to be on that mountain road yourself?
This book mixes hard news with ordinary daily routines. How do simple routines comfort you when life feels uncertain?
By the last page, what did the book make you think about what really matters in work and in life, and did that feeling stay with you after you finished?
If you could write a short note to someone who once 'delivered' something good into your life when you needed it, who would it go to and what would it say?