Printable Book Club Questions for The Christmas Sisters by Sarah Morgan

A major theme of the novel is around expectations for women. Let’s discuss it in more depth:
For instance, Beth is under pressure to continue to stay-at-home with the kids but she wants to get back in the workforce. Can you relate to this? Why do you think her husband was so against the idea of her working again at first?
Hannah is considered a cold, workaholic but we learn that she’s not only extremely efficient at her job, she seems to be a fair boss, too. Why do you think she was so obsessed with her job? Why do you think she was so closed off from everyone?
And then with Posy, she’s boxed into being the younger sister that will always be there in their hometown. But she aspires to travel the world. Do you think her family viewed her as a true adult or still as a young adult?
Suzanne is obsessed with the idea of a perfect Christmas, which we all know is never achievable. Why do you think some people expect perfection at Christmas?
What were your Christmases like growing up? What about now as an adult?
Why do you think Luke withhold the information of who he actually was. Do you trust him? Do you think him and Posy will last?
What kind of mom do you think Hannah will be?
Let’s talk about the relationship of the three sisters from the beginning and how it changed at the end.
Which sister can you relate the most to? Which one the least?
What happens next for the McBride family?
What are some of your favorite holiday-themed stories?