Come Back to Me: Questions for Use by Book Clubs

Have you considered reading Come Back to Me with your book club?

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Click the link below for a printable PDF file of nine reflective questions about the book to deepen your discussion or jump-start your conversation. (Contains spoilers.)

**To purchase books at bulk reduced-rate for book clubs, please contact Full Quiver Publishing at fullquiverpublishing (at) gmail (dot) com.**

Discussion Questions for Come Back to Me

If you’ve never been part of a book club, here are some tips to get you started: How to Start a Book Club and 10 Tips for Starting Your Own Book Club.

I’d love to visit your book club, in person if possible, but via Skype if you’re not within driving distance of my Hershey, Pennsylvania home.

All in Good Time: Questions for Use by Book Clubs

Have you considered reading All in Good Time with your book club?

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Click the link below for a printable PDF file of eleven reflective questions about the book to deepen your discussion or jump-start your conversation. (Contains spoilers.)

**To purchase books at bulk reduced-rate for book clubs, please contact the author directly at castfalk (at) verizon (dot) net.**

Discussion Questions for All in Good Time

If you’ve never been part of a book club, here are some tips to get you started: How to Start a Book Club and 10 Tips for Starting Your Own Book Club.

I’d love to visit your book club, in person if possible, but via Skype if you’re not within driving distance of my Hershey, Pennsylvania home.

Secrets: Questions for Use by Book Clubs

Have you considered reading Secrets with your book club?

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The questions below are recommended for use in classrooms or other settings, such as youth groups or book clubs.

  • Click the link below for a printable PDF file of 4-5 reflective questions per short story to deepen your discussion or jump-start your conversation.

Discussion Questions for Secrets

**To purchase books at bulk reduced-rate for book clubs, please contact Catholic Teen Books at catholicteenfiction@yahoo.com.**

If you’ve never been part of a book club, here are some tips to get you started: How to Start a Book Club and 10 Tips for Starting Your Own Book Club.

I’d love to visit your classroom or book club, in person if possible, but via Skype if you’re not within driving distance of my Hershey, Pennsylvania home.

Book Clubs: How to Start One, Where to Find Books

As the temperatures cool and the days shorten, the prospect of cozying up with a good book is more and more appealing. (That is, if you need an excuse to enjoy a good book.)

The back-to-school season is marked by new routines and new ventures, and if you’re looking to read more books or make new friends, a book club may be just what you’re looking for.

Find a Group

You may be able to find an active group at your local library, church, or by asking friends. If you have no luck with in-person groups, search for some online options on Goodreads or Facebook. Continue reading

Rightfully Ours: Questions for Use by Book Clubs

Have you considered reading Rightfully Ours with your book club?

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The questions below are recommended for use in classrooms or other settings, such as youth groups or book clubs.

  • Click the link below for a printable PDF file of ten reflective questions about the book to deepen your discussion or jump-start your conversation. (Contains spoilers.)

Discussion Questions for Rightfully Ours

**To purchase books at bulk reduced-rate for book clubs, please contact Full Quiver Publishing at fullquiverpublishing (at) gmail (dot) com.**

If you’ve never been part of a book club, here are some tips to get you started: How to Start a Book Club and 10 Tips for Starting Your Own Book Club.

I’d love to visit your classroom or book club, in person if possible, but via Skype if you’re not within driving distance of my Hershey, Pennsylvania home.