July/August Discussion Post for Finding Gene Kelly + Event Reminder

[ID: A pink book cover with an illustration of a man in a vest and a woman in a black dress gazing at each other under a pink umbrella. The book sits on a gray wooden floor surrounded by fake greenery and lined on either side by a bright pink peony. A pink flowery teapot and cup sit up top with scrabble tiles filling the cup. More files spell out “book club” to the right with a cherry blossom shaped golden hair pin.]

It’s time to discuss the #ChronicallyIconicBookClub’s latest read FINDING GENE KELLY by Torie Jean! ⁣

The book club will have a private discussion via Instagram group chat to discuss the book starting today in a leisurely fashion until next week. If you would like to join that IG group let me know in the comments below or on Instagram!⁣

[ID: A graphic with an off white background and a gold frame with pink flowers on either side. The top text says Chronically Iconic Book Club Presents with a logo of an open book and a spoon. The middle text says an author q&a on IG Live with Torie Jean, August 12 at 2:30 EST. Join us on @libraryofdreaming and submit your questions now. In the center is a photo of a reddish blonde white woman smiling in a white shirt. The right photo is an illustrated book cover of a man and a woman kissing under an umbrella.]

Don’t forget we also have an Instagram Live interview TOMORROW August 12th at 11:30am PST / 2:30pm EST on @LibraryOfDreaming’s account with the wonderful Torie Jean to discuss all things FINDING GENE KELLY! ⁣If you have any questions for Torie please comment below or send me a DM on Instagram!

I’m so excited to brush off my rusty interview skills and learn more about Torie’s writing journey, her experience in Paris, and the endometriosis representation in her book! I hope to “see” you all there tomorrow! (I will also post the live on my account here when it’s over so you can watch it later!)

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. Who was your favorite character?

  5. What did you think of the romance?

  6. What did you think of the disability representation?

  7. Could you relate to Evie’s experience and/or did you learn something new about endometriosis?

  8. What did you think of the various family relationships and friendships in the novel?

  9. What did you think about Evie’s character growth throughout the novel?

  10. Was there anything you wish was different or anything about the book you would like to change?

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