The Lion Women of Tehran Book Club Questions and Discussion Guide
Explore themes of friendship, betrayal, political activism, social class and the immigrant experience using these book club questions for The Lion Women of Tehran.
Explore themes of friendship, betrayal, political activism, social class and the immigrant experience using these book club questions for The Lion Women of Tehran.
Get ready to explore the engrossing novel Tell Me Everything with your book club. This fifth installment of the Amgash series craftily unravels friendships and love, both old and new, of the community of Crosby, Maine. Our Tell Me Everything book club questions will cover every aspect of the novel and help your group delve … Read more
What does it mean to have a meaningful death? The main character of Martyr!, Cyrus, becomes obsessed with this idea as he navigates through grief, addiction, and love. Cyrus is an Iranian American living with the aftermath of his mother’s death in a plane crash, which occurred when he was an infant. He’s also dealing … Read more
Have you ever been one of those wedding people? Have you ever attended a wedding and wondered where the odd person out came from? Or seen the emotional disconnect between the bride, the groom and well, everyone else? Or wondered why people spend so much on destination weddings? Well, if you haven’t before, you sure … Read more
Find more troubles with this list of books like Margo’s Got Money Troubles. Sudden motherhood, adulting, building a support system and struggles are all on display.
Use this book club guide to discuss Margo’s money troubles (and her roommate troubles, and her family troubles and her work troubles too).
Books like North Woods which feature a fixed place with changing characters, story evolution through time, escaping cultural strictures and the beauty of the forest.
What’s worse, shopping for swimwear or menopause? Discuss it using these prompts for Sandwich book club questions.
If you loved By Any Other Name and want more of it, then check out these books like By Any Other Name to load of your TBR.
If you loved The God of the Woods, we’ve got your next great read. Get some serious mystery, atmosphere and messed up family dynamics.
If you loved The Husbands, here are more book like it. They feature lots of what-ifs, time-slipping elements and no small amount of romance.
Dive down the rabbit hole of “what-ifs” using these book club questions for The Husbands by Holly Gramazio