Shatter Me
Cut along the dashed lines and pass the cards around the table.
Get comfy first: what snack, blanket, or drink got you through your reading sessions with this one?
The writing style is unusual, with crossed-out thoughts and repeated lines. When did it first pull you in, or make you smile?
Juliette spends so long untouched and unseen. Was there a moment her loneliness reminded you of a lonely stretch in your own life?
So much of this book is about longing to be held safely. What makes a person or a place feel truly safe to you?
Which quiet, tender moment in the story made you feel the warmest inside, and why did it land for you?
Juliette writes to survive and hold onto herself. Do you have a comforting ritual, journal, or habit that keeps you grounded?
Without giving anything away, was there a turning point where you felt Juliette start to soften toward herself? How did watching that make you feel?
By the last pages, did you close the book feeling hopeful, tender, or unsettled? What lingered with you afterward?