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Book Club Questions: "The Perfect Daughter" by Lucinda Berry

Book Club Questions: "The Perfect Daughter" by Lucinda Berry

Hey, bookworms and thriller junkies! If you’re reading this, you’ve probably already cracked open Lucinda Berry’s The Perfect Child — or you’re trying to figure out how to get your reading buddies to join you on what I must admit will be an emotionally bumpy ride. This psychological rollercoaster is filled with heart-pounding twists, gut-wrenching decisions, and one seriously creepy kid. You’ll be questioning everything and everyone by the time you hit the last page. Trust us.

But hold up! Before you dive into all your theories (because we know you’ve got them), we’ve got something to make your reading experience even more epic: book club questions! Whether you’re sharing your reactions with your club, your reading buddy, or just yelling at the characters in your head, these questions will keep you thinking, chatting, and freaking out in all the best ways.

We’re all about avoiding spoilers here, so we’ve split the questions into four sections, matching up with different chunks of the book. DON’T jump ahead unless you’re ready for spoilers, okay? Let’s keep the suspense alive and the twists mind-blowing!

Here’s how it breaks down:

  • Section 1: Pages 1-96

  • Section 2: Pages 97-196

  • Section 3: Pages 197-280

  • Section 4: Pages 281-358

So grab your favorite drink, get comfy, and let’s dive into the craziness!

Section 1: Pages 1-96

Welcome to the calm before the storm. Here, we meet Christopher and Hannah Bauer, a couple ready to bring little Janie into their lives. What could go wrong, right? Spoiler alert: EVERYTHING. But let’s start with those first impressions...

Section 2: Pages 97-196

Okay, things are getting real now. Janie’s behavior? Yikes. Christopher and Hannah? Not exactly seeing eye-to-eye. The dream of parenthood is quickly turning into a nightmare.

Section 3: Pages 197-280

We’re spiraling now, friends. The family dynamic is in shambles, secrets are bubbling up, and you might need to take a breather to process all the chaos. Ready for the drama?

Section 4: Pages 281-358

You’ve made it to the end, and if your jaw’s not on the floor by now, it will be. Get ready for all the shocking reveals and decisions that’ll leave you questioning EVERYTHING. Take a deep breath—we’ve got questions to unpack all the chaos.

Lucinda Berry’s The Perfect Child is a book that sticks with you—mostly because it’s impossible to stop thinking about what you just read! We hope you use these questions are your guide to breaking down the suspense, the tension, and all the “wait, what?!” moments. Whether you’re discussing with your book club, your reading buddy, or just letting off steam on social media, we hope these questions help you process the crazy ride you’ve been on.

And remember—don’t peek at those questions until you’ve finished each section! Let the twists hit you where it hurts (in the best way possible). Happy reading!

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