People often critique Hibbert’s heroes for being too perfect or forgiving.Download ePub Act Your Age, Eve Brown (The Brown Sisters, #3) BY Talia Hibbert on Audiobook New Chapters What even is a Strong Female Character? Is Eve a Strong Female Character? In what ways? How well do you think autism representation was handled? How does it compare to other books? Did it seem realistic that both characters were on the spectrum?Ĭompared to Dani and Chloe‘s stories, how good did you think the character development of the two MCs was? What did you think of Eve's process of self-diagnosis? What about the way Jacob approached the topic of her potentially being autistic? Talk amongst yourselves.įor neurodivergent folks: What do you think of Eve and Jacob's relationship with regard to their autism? In what ways did they build rapport based on their shared experiences? One plot point is Eve realizing that she's probably autistic. How did you like the involvement of the characters from the previous books and the ones who will likely be featured in Talia Hibbert's next series? Did you think Talia was feeding us sequel bait when she started Brown Sisters trilogy? Or were the sequels a natural progression once she started with Chloe Brown? (Prompts were submitted by users via google form.)
If these are not your identities, please remember our guidelines when discussing, specifically as they relate to centering, silencing, and microaggressions. Feel free to answer as many or as few as you like and don’t hesitate to ask your own or comment on aspects of the book not listed here! This is considered a spoiler-happy zone, so if you haven’t read the book, think twice about reading further because that way lie dragons.Ī note about participation: this book features POC and two characters with autism. Welcome to our first ever book club discussion! This month we read Act Your Age, Eve Brown by Talia Hibbert, the third in Hibbert’s Brown Sisters series.īelow you’ll find a list of questions meant to kick off the discussion.
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