1. General Impressions 

Gather initial thoughts and broad opinions about the book.

• How does The Teacher use plot twists to keep the reader engaged with the plot and character relationships? Did any of these twists surprise you?
• What is the emotional impact of the novel’s big revelations, such as Eve finding Nate and Addie together or Jay’s true identity, and what feelings do they evoke in readers?
• How does The Teacher compare to other psychological thrillers about revenge and betrayal, such as the classic film Fatal Attraction or the TV series How to Get Away with Murder? How does The Teacher stand out in its portrayal of manipulative relationships and the consequences of deceit?

2. Personal Reflection and Connection

Encourage readers to connect the book’s themes and characters with their personal experiences and perspectives.

• Reflection on your own experiences with trust and betrayal. How do the betrayals in the novel, particularly Nate’s manipulation of Addie and Eve, resonate with your own experiences or fears?
• Do you agree or disagree with Eve’s decision to take matters into her own hands? What issues does this raise about law enforcement and the nature of justice in personal affairs?
• What is the psychological impact of manipulation and control and how does it change the outlook of characters like Addie, who are manipulated by those in positions of power?
• Which character do you relate with most in the novel and why? How would you change the outcome of that character’s storyline in the novel?

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