Book Clubs
Discussion questions for your book club (and me, if you want a club crasher)And I’m happy to crash your club party! I can come in at the end after you’ve discussed to answer questions or join in during your chat. I’m available both in-person (if you’re in the Denver area) or can do a virtual party crash if we aren’t close to each other.
Discussion Questions
Below you’ll find discussion questions for each book to get you started, but I bet you’ll come up with even better ones on your own.
Fact of Life #31
Fact of Life #31 will help your book club start a dialogue on teen pregnancy, social boundaries and self esteem, in addition to highlighting some of the common areas of struggle between a mother and daughter.
Access Denied
Access Denied is also a good choice for mother/daughter books clubs, opening up discussions on grief, cigarette and alcohol use, as well as issues of trust, friendship, and taking responsibility for your own actions.
Rock On
Rock On is a popular choice for teen book clubs, with friends discussing the impacts of sibling relationships, the pros and cons of social networking, the effect social status can have on the choices we make, and other topics.