The Divorce
Cut along the dashed lines and pass the cards around the table.
Where did you end up curling up to read this one, and did it keep you up past bedtime?
What was the first moment that made you clutch the blanket a little tighter or say oh no out loud?
Naomi's marriage ends before the danger begins. What did the story make you feel about the messy, tender ache of a chapter closing in your own life?
This book sits with jealousy and comparison. Was there a moment Naomi's feelings felt uncomfortably familiar, and how did the book handle that with (or without) kindness?
Home and safety get tangled up here. When you read it, what does a truly safe, comforting home feel like to you, and did the story shake that feeling at all?
Fresh starts run through this story. What comforted you about the idea of beginning again, and what unsettled you about it?
Without giving anything away, when did your trust in the people around Naomi start to wobble, and how did it feel to second-guess someone you had warmed up to?
Looking back on the whole ride (no spoilers, please), what lingered with you emotionally after you closed the book, and did it leave you rattled, satisfied, or something tender in between?