Weyward
Cut along the dashed lines and pass the cards around the table.
Which of the three women felt most like a friend you would want to sit and have tea with, and why?
Was there a moment, a setting, or a small detail in this book that gave you a comforting, tucked-in feeling? Tell us about it.
The natural world (birds, insects, gardens, weather) offers the women comfort and companionship. Where do you turn to nature when you need soothing, and did the book remind you of any of those places?
Home and belonging thread through every timeline. What does the idea of a true home mean to you, and did any of the women's homes feel like your own?
Each woman inherits something from the women who came before her. What gift, habit, or bit of quiet wisdom have you carried down from the women in your life?
The story treats gentleness and stubborn resilience as two sides of the same strength. Which of the women moved you most with her quiet endurance, and how did it make you feel?
By the final pages, how did the way these women's stories echo across the centuries leave you feeling, hopeful, comforted, unsettled, or something in between?
Without giving anything away, was there a turn in one woman's journey that made you exhale with relief? What in your own life made that moment land so warmly for you?