The Knave And The Moon
Cut along the dashed lines and pass the cards around the table.
Where and when did you do most of your reading for this one, and did the setting around you add to the moody, moonlit feel of the book?
If you read the first Stonewater Kingdom book, what did it feel like to step back into this world? Was it more like coming home or like entering a haunted house?
The knave is missing his memory. If you forgot everything, what small habit, comfort, or kindness do you hope would still feel like you?
Which moment of trust between characters made you feel warm or protective while reading, and why do you think it landed so softly for you?
The book is gothic and eerie, but where did you find comfort or hope inside the darkness? Was there a scene you would happily reread on a rainy night?
Standing up to someone in power takes courage. When has someone quietly stood beside you as you found your nerve, and did the story bring that person to mind?
Thinking about the whole book, how did your feelings about the knave change as you learned more about who he is? Did that change remind you of getting to know someone in your own life?
Without giving away how things end, did the way the story wrapped up leave you feeling comforted, unsettled, or somewhere in between? What would you want to whisper to Sybil if you could?