Which story did you enjoy most? Was there one you didn't care for?
Throughout the book characters intersected in interesting ways. What are some that you made note of?
Which characters story allowed you to connect with Eva the most?
Food is one of the main themes in this book. What are examples from the book where food brought people together or apart. Do you have any examples from your own life?
There are times where the author seems to be poking fun at foodie culture. Can you find some examples of this commentary?
Eva remains very mysterious throughout the novel. What is it about her that draws people to her?
Cindy has always claimed she would never be a good mother. Why does she insist on this and do you believe her? Do you think Eva was better off without her?
The recipes prepared in Eva's feast at the end of the book chronicle her memories and life. How do foods or recipes play a role in your own memory or life story?
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