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Bookflix series: The Sign of Faust
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Bookflix series: Parasomnia
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Bookflix series: A Study in Aether
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Bookflix series: Monsters! Incidental Wedding Guests
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Monsters! Incidental Wedding Guests by Jen and Éric Desmarais is available now!
Discussion Questions for Monsters! Incidental Wedding Guests
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- It is said that Kennedy has been practising and taking martial arts lessons. How does that show in both her confidence and abilities when fighting the monsters?
- Kennedy has obviously been trying to integrate herself more into the Aetherborn Community. How well has she succeeded?
- Jason has changed his leadership style from ‘brooding and aloof’ to ‘happier and hands-on’. How do you think this will be received by the Community as a whole? Are there any indications of that in the text?
- In this book, Kennedy and Jason have a lot going on. Do you think that the monster attacks are adding stress or acting as stress relief?
- Lilah’s behaviour appears manipulative and controlling. Do you think this comes from her caring about the couple or about appearances?
- A major theme in the book is family relationships, especially healing. Which pair or character do you relate to the most and why?
- Repatriation of cultural artifacts is a heated topic. Do you believe that the living descendents have a claim to ancient artifacts?
- The person creating the monsters had their reasons. What do you think of those reasons, and were their methods justified?
- There are multiple examples of creation (eg. the lace, the dress, new fertilizer, museum replicas, etc). How does this help to create a more well-rounded setting? Why?
- Do you have a favourite secondary character? Who do you wish got more attention in the story?
- Suppose Assassins! Accidental Matchmakers became a movie or a TV show. Who would you pick to play the roles? (You can check out our dream casting for ideas) What aspects of the book would you want to see more of? What would be the most difficult part of filming?
Monsters! Incidental Wedding Guests by Jen and Éric Desmarais is available now!
Bookflix series: Crushing It
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Crushing It by Jen Desmarais is available now!
Physical from Canadian indie bookstores, physical from Indigo, electronic version
Bookflix series: Assassins! Accidental Matchmakers
A parody of Netflix, Bookflix is where you can find our books and more like them.
Monsters! Reviews 10-11
Monsters! Incidental Wedding Guests was sent out for reviews. Here’s the fourth (and last) batch!
Monsters! Incidental Wedding Guests by Jen and Éric Desmarais is available now!
Joint Signing at Coles Carlingwood Saturday
Hello Friends, Family, and Fans;
Come hang out Saturday at Coles Carlingwood 1-3pm and get some books signed by Jen and Éric. We’ll have a few goodies for those that show up.
Two signings for the (gas) price of one! Join authors Éric and Jen Desmarais at the Coles in the Carlingwood mall to talk about two excellent YA titles.
About the books:
Crushing It by Jen Desmarais. This is a low-stakes queer YA romance novel taking place in the same universe as the Gates of Westmeath series. This story is a heartwarming tale of sharing first love, music, and a passion for STEM. It also has a sequel releasing in 2025.
The Mystery of the Dancing Lights by Éric Desmarais is a time loop mystery novella and the fourth installment of the Elizabeth Investigates series and focuses on exploring the mysteries of a summer camp built on an old government experimental facility.
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Hope to see you there!
Éric