- The story is told from the perspective of Jess. Do you like first-person narration? Why or why not?
- We learn that Jess’ mom encouraged her to visit Adam to connect father and son. At first, why did you think her mom was so insistent on it?
- We slowly learn that her mom is suffering from Huntington’s disease. Did you know much about this disease beforehand?
- What was your impression of Adam at the beginning of the book? How did it change as the book went on?
- Did you expect Adam and Jess to connect again or did you think she was going to have a different romance? What did you think of their romance?
- What did you think of the location and the Château de Roussignol? Have you ever taken a vacation to somewhere like that?
- The secondary characters, Natasha and Becky, both have mini arcs. What did you think about those storylines? Are you curious about what will happen between Natasha and Ben?
- When Jess finally reveals to the reader that she carries the gene for Huntington’s disease, what was your reaction? Did you suspect it or were you taken by surprise?
- Why do think it was so hard for her to tell Adam about the disease?
- Let’s talk about the ending. The proposal, her mom passing and where they are a year later. Where do you hope the story goes after the final page?
- Love is a huge theme of the book. What are other some other themes you picked up on?
- A lesson from the book is not take anything for granted. What other lessons are there from the story?
You Me Everything by Catherine Isaac
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