September Discussion Post for True Biz

A book cover with an illustration of a hand and colorful block letters laying on a gray wooden floor with a black typewriter.

[ID: A book cover with an illustration of a hand and colorful block letters laying on a gray wooden floor with a black typewriter. Two black and pearl hair pins frame the book. Three stickers are laying next to it that illustrate ASL signs in abstract swathes of color.]

It’s time to discuss the #ChronicallyIconicBookClub’s September read TRUE BIZ by Sara Nović!

Our discussion begins tomorrow October 8th at around 1pm EST in a private IG group chat. It will continue through October 10th in a leisurely fashion with the possibility of more time being added at the convenience of the members. If you’d like to join comment below or over on Instagram.

@libraryofdreaming: This was definitely a meaty read so I’m looking forward to unpacking it all with you! My top question is… That ending! I can’t wait to hear what you think!⁣

Also, since this was at times a dark read I want to give you all full warning that we may be discussing things related to medical trauma in the chat.⁣

Discussion Questions

  1. What did you think of this book? How many stars did you rate it?

  2. What was your favorite part of the book?

  3. What was your least favorite part?

  4. Of the three main characters, who was your favorite? Did you feel like the narrative was balanced evenly between them?

  5. The book discusses many current social issues facing the Deaf community. Did you learn anything new or get a different perspective on something in particular?

  6. The book includes excerpts from February’s class like a textbook. Did this add to your reading experience or do you feel like the story would’ve been better without it?

  7. What did you think about the romantic elements of the book (February & Mel and Austin & Charlie)?

  8. What did you think of the ending?

  9. What do you think happened for Charlie, February, and Austin after the end of the book?

  10. Was there anything about the book that you would’ve changed or done differently?

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