@MrsThorsenSMS @stratford_IC@SchwabSMS Something I took away from the book “What to Say Next” is forgiveness and the idea of moving on from something even the past. Something that would stay with me is definitely the push and pull on Kit and Davids relationship.
@MrsThorsenSMS @stratford_IC@SchwabSMS I read “What to Say Next” and I had a lot of mixed feelings about the ending. I really did expect Kit and David to be officially together, but where they left off in a relationship is pretty nice. I also expected Kit and her mom to be on worse terms. I really liked this book!
@AsmaA_9393 @MrsThorsenSMS @stratford_IC@SchwabSMS Well, originally they were polar opposites, David being isolated and kind of a loner, and Kit was considered popular! They slowly became friends after Kit’s dad’s car accident. But I feel the author is hinting to more than a friendship now.
@MrsThorsenSMS @stratford_IC@SchwabSMS Kit and her mom’s relationship is really bumpy at the moment, multiple times throughout the story Kit swore to never forgive her mom, but I want to know what her mom’s side of the situation is like.
@MrsThorsenSMS @stratford_IC@SchwabSMS I would ask Kit’s mom if she herself would think Kit would forgive her after she found out about the affair between her and Jack. I feel Kit’s mom is still indecisive on how she thinks Kit feels about her.
@shivanip_93 @MrsThorsenSMS @stratford_IC@SchwabSMS Woah, thats a great question! It also makes me wonder what David is to Kit, but I do feel the author is hinting towards maybe a small crush forming between them near the end.
@MrsThorsenSMS @stratford_IC@SchwabSMS I would tell Kit's mom that time will heal. Obviously Kit would be angry but, I feel Kit would still have a part of her that still loves her mom. That over time everything will hopefully be like it was before.
@MrsThorsenSMS @stratford_IC@SchwabSMS My favorite quote so far in "What to Say Next" is on page 215 "This life can be so lonely. You have no idea." It was when Kit's mom was trying to explain the reasoning for the affair. Just a part of that line feels so deep so many people in this story could relate to that line.
@MrsThorsenSMS @stratford_IC@SchwabSMS The character I'm choosing is Kit's mom. On page 77 she gets out a bottle of wine, opens it and poured herself a large cup of it. If she would go to a convenient store she would probably purchase alcohol. After her husband's death she would try to maybe numb her sad feelings.
@MrsThorsenSMS @stratford_IC@SchwabSMS A signifigant setting in my book"What to Say Next" Would be the lunchroom in their https://t.co/YQKwxdqaXu was originally where Kit and David met, and where thet share great memories. If one of them were to not show up to school and specificallly their lunch table, their-