Have you ever been in either position - having to adapt to someone else or being insensitive to someone who might be struggling to adapt to you?Ĩ. Jules accuses Forrest of being clueless when it comes to his sense of privilege: he has no understanding of what it means to adapt yourself to others' customs, nor does he understand that others must adapt to him. In what way have action movies shaped Jule's view of society's expectations for women? How does she set about subverting those expectations?ħ. How does the fighting off her attackers in the arcade affect Jules?Ħ. At what point in the novel did you become unsure of your original assessment of Jule? Was there a point where you couldn't be sure what she was capable of?ĥ. In what way are they different, and in what way are they similar? How do they affect each other? Whom do you find more sympathetic?Ĥ. Follow-up to Question 2: How much does the way other people view you affect how you view yourself? Are you always the same person no matter where you are or who you are with? What about Jule and Imogen?ģ. What plays the greatest part in your own sense of who you are - where you come from … what you've experienced … your interests … how you look … how you talk? How do Jule and Imogen establish their identifies?Ģ. Because I agree when the author said that the loss was catastrophic and there’s no word in Scrabble to describe how sorry I feel.We'll add publisher questions if and when they're available in the meantime, please use our LitLovers talking points to help start a discussion for Genuine Fraud … then take off on your own:ġ.

I won’t lie I even shed a few tears in the end after the grand unravel. It’s a fast-paced novel so you can get through it like a breeze and the chapters are very short. I loved Gat, no, not because he was an Indian, but more for the values he believed in and his endearing love for Cady. At times I thought it was confusing, but in the end, I realized it was meant to be confusing to keep the story interesting. What takes the cake is the brilliant way in which it is unraveled to the readers, layer by layer. I even tried to use some of my mystery-solving skills to deduce what must’ve had happened, while I was reading the book, but none of it was close to what was revealed.

I knew the story had a twisted end from reading its reviews on bookstagram.

I have one word for the grand reveal - Brilliant, brilliant end.

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