Don't Call It Paradise

by Gayle Pearson

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Family Dynamics and Favoritism

1. What underlying reasons might explain Dennis and Marie's tendency to favor some of their children over others?

Attraction's Subtle Allure

2. Prior to Maddie's revelation of Buddy's true self, what qualities or traits draw her to him like a moth to a flame?

Parental Intuition and Suspicion

3. When Maddie shared stories of the mysterious shack in the woods, did Dennis and Marie harbor any suspicions about Buddy's potential misdeeds? What evidence suggests they might have?

Lessons in Attraction

4. In the wake of her tumultuous experience with Buddy, do you believe Maddie will still find herself irresistibly pulled towards "bad boys"?

Comparing Connections

5. With whom does Maddie share a deeper connection—Beanie or Buddy? Which similarities or differences do you observe?

The Unveiling of Truth

6. How will Dennis and Marie respond when the truth about Buddy is eventually uncovered? Imagine their reactions to him. Additionally, consider Beanie’s perspective—how might she react?

The Weight of Silence

7. What motivated Maddie to keep silent about Buddy's deceit from the McBeans? Was her decision to remain hushed the right choice in your view?

Wrestling with Dark Memories

8. Maddie buried her recollection of the incident with Mambo deep within, unable to face the disturbing truth. What specific aspects of that event made it so traumatic that she felt compelled to lock it away in her mind? Was it solely the tragic demise of a beloved pet, Mambo, or was it Buddy or Maddie's involvement? Reflect on the universal struggle to balance moral clarity.

The Bonds of Friendship

9. In your opinion, does Maddie exemplify the qualities of a good friend to Beanie?

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