Names
Who is the protagonist of the book?
Ed Kennedy
Why did Ed receive the cards?
The cards helped him realize that they were used to help him?
What is the theme of the book?
Ordinary people can make a difference.
Who is the Author of the book?
Mark Zusak
Who is Ed in love with?
Audrey
What was Audrey struggling with about Ed?
She has trauma and is scared of love due to her past relationships.
What motivates Ed to complete the tasks from the playing cards?
He feels a sense of responsibility and believes he is meant to help others.
How is the book divided into parts?
What is Ed's dog's name?
Doorman
He had a daughter
Why were all of his last cards his friends?
In a way, he could recognize that the cards were sent to him so he can help himself.
What point of view is this book written in?
First person
What are Ed's friends' names?
Marv and Ritch (Maybe Audrey)
What did Ed unintentionally stop at the beginning of the book?
He stopped a bank robbery.
What theme is represented by Ed helping the old woman Milla pretend her husband is still alive?
Love and memory
Who's the person that's technically writing the book? (Character, not author)
Ed Kennedy
Who thought Ed was her long-lost love when he wasn't?
Milla Johnson
What did Ed realize at the end of the book?
He realized that he received not only to help other people, but also to help himself.
What theme is emphasized when Ed says, “Maybe everyone can live beyond what they’re capable of”?
Personal Growth
What themes does this book have? (eg: Romance, thriller, etc)
Depends on answer given