The Familiar Book Club Questions and Discussion Guide
Explore Leigh Bardugo’s dark magic and star-crossed lovers using these book club questions for The Familiar. Get discussion prompts, a synopsis and related reads.
Explore Leigh Bardugo’s dark magic and star-crossed lovers using these book club questions for The Familiar. Get discussion prompts, a synopsis and related reads.
Use these book club questions for The Frozen River to discuss the book’s themes of Puritanical shame culture, gender oppression, and women’s roles in culture.
Use this James discussion guide to explore this extraordinary sideways take on Huck Finn. Get James book club questions, a synopsis, selected reviews and suggestions for related reads.
Explore historical fiction, magical realism and modern feminism with these Weyward book club questions. Get a full discussion guide with prompts, a synopsis and related reads.
Explore See’s themes of misogyny, social status, familial bonds and friendship with these Lady Tan’s Circle of Women book club questions.
Explore themes of sexism, patriotism, PTSD, and the losses caused by war using these book club questions for The Women. Get discussion prompts, a synopsis, selected reviews and related reads.
Explore how this powerful book descends into a literal hell on earth, using these Let Us Descend book club questions as your guide. Get discussion prompts, selected reviews and a synopsis.
Explore themes of maternal bonds (or lack thereof), the weaponization of women’s bodies and the importance of second chances with these The House of Eve book club questions.
Find more books like The Heaven & Earth Grocery Store featuring themes like: building community, cross-cultural relationships, the specter of intolerance and books with multiple POVs.
Explore the cultural melting pot of Chicken Hill using these The Heaven & Earth Grocery Store book club questions. Get discussion prompts, a synopsis, selected reviews and some related reads.
Explore more dark academia, murderous intent, moral dilemmas and buried secrets with these books like The Secret History.
Explore themes of sectarian violence, loyalty during difficult times, conflicting family priorities, and slippery moral slopes with these books set in Northern Ireland.