(With free printables!)
Hey everyone! Need a new book and accompanying discussion guide for your next reading group meeting?
Because, boy oh boy, I’ve got you covered.
So, I’m super excited to share that my book, What Now, Emma Lenford?, now has an official reading discussion guide! It’s full of three question-packed pages… plus some extra links to other special bonus content. Because, yep, my readers deserve the best!
And, of course, I should also mention that, you know, the BOOK that all of the discussion questions are based on is ALSO FREE, and you can download it to share with your entire reading group (or class–hey, teachers!), from major online retailers here…
Oh, and you can get a copy of the AUDIOBOOK version of this book from some major online retailers, too, like…
About the Book
Emma Lenford is truly the unluckiest 17 year old on the planet. She’s constantly kidnapped, held at gunpoint, and even arrested for things she honestly didn’t even do. She keeps her sense of sarcastic humor, though, through these series of seriously ill-fated situations.
For fans of young adult literature, teen fiction, and comedies of errors.
The questions you’ll find in the 3-page discussion guide are also very out-of-the-box, and I think they challenge readers of all ages to “think deeper.” Of course, this book is a bit of a comedy (actually, a LOT of a comedy), but there are still a lot of topics within the bigger picture that your group can talk about. And, if anything, this book will definitely make you laugh and just feel good… and there’s nothing better than being part of a happy book club!
And now… without further ado, here is the link to download the full, printable PDF reading guide!
I hope you all enjoy the book and the reading guide, and I encourage you to share your experience with using the reading guide for your discussion groups by either leaving a comment below or e-mailing me, author Kari Lynn M., here!
Now… go forth, dear readers, and question yourselves…
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–Kari
Kari Lynn M. 