The Good Parts
Cut along the dashed lines and pass the cards around the table.
What was the coziest place you found yourself reading this book, and did the setting shape how you felt about it?
When you closed the book for the night, what mood did it leave you in as you went about your day?
Memory is such a tender thing in this story. Is there a small, ordinary memory you hope you never lose?
The book plays with the idea of falling for someone all over again. What does the beginning of love feel like to you, and did any passage capture it well?
If you could keep only the 'good parts' of a chapter of your own life, which chapter would you revisit, and what would you keep?
Which scene made you want to text a friend, hug someone, or just sit quietly for a minute? What was it about that moment?
Without giving anything away, how did the book leave you feeling about the choice at its center? Comforted, unsettled, hopeful, something else?
This story asks whether love is about the person or the memories you share. Where did you land by the last page, and did the book gently move you from where you started?