After reading your book, you may want to consider some of these questions, and any others you may think of. Being prepared to contribute to the discussion will make being a part of your group more enjoyable for you and others.
- What is the book about?
- What seems to be the important themes?
- Is this book driven primarily by plot, by an idea, or by its characters?
- What are the main character's distinguishing characteristics? Do you admire or dislike them? Who are the secondary characters? Who is you favorite character and why?
- Describe the interaction among the major characters. What is the most important relationship in the book?
- Do you think any of the characters should have reacted differently in any particular scenes? How would you have reacted?
- What is your favorite scene in the book and why?
- What was the most revealing scene in the book? Does it further the action of the book?
- Are there any flaws in the story?
- What would you change about the book?
- Are any events in the book relevant to your own life? If so, did this book change the way you might react in any similar situations in your own life?
- Would you recommend this book to another reader? Why or why not?
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