Book Club Discussion Guides

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The following text reads in front of a green background: Tales of the City by Armistead Maupin Reading Group / Book Club Discussion Guide Genre: Fiction - LGBTQIA+ classic Contains: an icebreaker specific to this book, 9 discussion questions based out of this specific book arranged from least to most challenging, a wrap-up question specific to this book, 3 read-a-like book suggestions copyright 2022 Amanda McNeil of opinionsofawolf.com. An image of the golden gate bridge is to the right of the text. It is in ombre from yellow at the top to pink at the bottom.

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Each Book Club Guide is a beautifully graphic designed 2 page PDF that contains:

  • An icebreaker specific to this book
  • 9 discussion questions based out of this specific book arranged from least to most challenging.
    Choose as many or as few as you wish to discuss.
  • A wrap-up question specific to this book
  • 3 read-a-like book suggestions

The copyright on the Book Club Guides allows for you to distribute these questions privately within your reading group or book club, please do not re-upload this in a publicly accessible space online or otherwise distribute it outside of your reading group or book club.

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