The Mistake
Cut along the dashed lines and pass the cards around the table.
What were you curled up with (drink, blanket, spot on the couch) while you read this, and did the book feel like a comfort read or a page-turner for you?
The guys' off-campus house is a noisy, loyal little household. Which friend group or roommate situation from your own life came to mind as you read?
The story is built around making up for a mistake. What does a real apology feel like to you, and what makes you believe someone means it?
Grace is finding her footing in her sophomore year. Did her story bring back how you felt at 19 or 20, and what would you whisper to that version of yourself?
Logan's easy charm seems to hide some heavier feelings. Did any moment make you want to give him a hug, and why did it land for you?
Which small, everyday moments between characters (a joke, a shared meal, a quiet night in) felt the most comforting to read, and why do those little moments matter so much?
Deciding whether to give someone a second chance can mean protecting yourself and staying open at the same time. How did Grace's choices along the way make you feel, and did they change how you think about your own boundaries?
By the last page, what feeling did the book leave you with, and has this story nudged you to reach out, forgive or finally let go of something in your own life?