The First Time I Saw Him
Cut along the dashed lines and pass the cards around the table.
Where were you (and what were you drinking or snacking on) during your favorite reading session with this book?
Did you read the first book, watch the show, or come in fresh? How did that shape the feelings you brought to page one?
This story leans into the quiet ache of family bonds. Was there a moment that made you want to call someone you love?
Hannah's world is full of small comforts (her workshop, her people, her routines). What comforts of your own did you find yourself craving while reading?
The book sits with the idea that home is something you build, not just inherit. When have you felt most 'at home' in your own life?
Which scene felt like a warm hug, and which one made you want to pull the blanket a little tighter?
Trust is a slow, tender thing in this book. Was there a relationship whose evolution moved you, and did it remind you of anyone in your own life?
Without giving anything away, how did the book leave you feeling as you closed the last page, and did that feeling linger the next day?