The Witches of Cambridge
Cut along the dashed lines and pass the cards around the table.
If you could join a warm, secret circle like the Lilith Society, what comfort or ritual would you hope to find waiting for you there?
Was there a moment early in the book that made you want to curl up and keep reading? What pulled you in?
Ava and Lauren build a deep bond at Radcliffe. Which friendship in your own life felt like the kind of home this story describes?
Hoffman weaves everyday magic into ordinary life. Where in your own days do you notice small, quiet wonders that feel a little enchanted?
The book glows with 1950s Cambridge, its kitchens, campuses, and candlelit gatherings. Which scene made you feel most cozy and at home?
When the shadow of suspicion falls over the city, the women lean on each other. What comforts you when the world outside feels frightening?
By the end, which character's journey moved you most, and what did their story leave you feeling as you closed the book?
Without giving anything away, what did this story quietly say to you about carrying the past with tenderness rather than fear?