Since we tend to skip around in our discussions and since I randomly come up with the questions and can't seem to put them in any order that makes sense, I am not numbering them this time!!!
Did this book seem realistic to you?
Was it hard for you, as a female, to read a book that was mostly about a man and his point of view?
Do you agree that church people don't open up to each other about their real selves?
Do you think the book supported going to church or not?
Have you ever been with a group of people like at Bo's Cafe?
How would you have reacted to Steven's anger if you were his wife? How about when he said he had really changed? Would you have given him another chance?
Would you be comfortable with a guy like Andy?
Who was your favorite character?
Do you think the Gospel was accurately presented in this book?
Would you recommend this book to a non-Christian? A Christian?
What did you think of Steven's relationship with his daughter?
On pgs. 93 and 94, Andy says, "I have come to believe there are no together people, just those who dress better than others......". Do you agree?
Did you like the way the book ended?
One blogger I read said, "Bo's Cafe will leave you saying "Wow!" after you finish the final page. It is a book that should be passed around and talked about just as much as "The Shack" has been.". For those of you who have read "The Shack", would you agree?
Were you surprised that Andy's dad was living?
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