Stripped Down
Cut along the dashed lines and pass the cards around the table.
Bunnie's voice is famously unfiltered. Did reading her felt like sitting across from a friend, and was there a moment early on when you felt pulled in?
Where did you curl up to read this, and was there a part that made you laugh out loud or put the book down just to breathe?
The book is built around redemption. Which part of her journey made you feel most tender toward her, and why do you think it hit you that way?
She talks openly about parts of her life many people would keep hidden. How did it feel to read that kind of honesty, and is there something you wish you could be more open about?
Who are the 'safe people' in your own life, the ones who saw you clearly and loved you anyway? Did anyone in her story remind you of them?
The title suggests peeling back layers. What's one layer you've let go of over the years that made you feel more like yourself?
Without giving away where she ends up, how did your feelings about forgiveness (forgiving others and forgiving yourself) shift as you read? Did any of it stay with you afterward?
Looking at the whole arc of her story, what does 'reaching your goals' mean to you now? Is there a gentle goal or fresh start you feel braver about after spending time with her?