Funny Story by Emily Henry

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First Impressions

What were your initial thoughts when you started reading "Funny Story"? Did the book meet your expectations or surprise you?

Unresolved Questions

Were there any plot points or character arcs that you felt were left unresolved or could have been explored further?

Alternate Ending

If you could change one thing about the ending of "Funny Story," what would it be and why?

Adaptation Dreams

If "Funny Story" were to be adapted into a movie or TV series, who would you cast in the main roles?

New Friendships and Found Family

Throughout the novel, Daphne builds a new circle of friends. How do these friendships contribute to her healing process after her breakup with Peter? How does the idea of a "found family" play a role in the story?

Themes of Heartbreak and Healing

Funny Story delves into themes of heartbreak, but also of healing and starting over. How did Daphne’s journey of self-discovery resonate with you, and what lessons did you take from it?

Father-Daughter Dynamics

Daphne’s relationship with her father is strained throughout the novel, with underlying tension and unresolved issues. In what ways does her father’s influence shape her decisions and views on love and trust?

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