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    Verity - Colleen Hoover (1)

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    Verity - Colleen Hoover

    Verity is a psychological
    thriller that follows the story As Lowen reads the manuscript,
    of Lowen Ashleigh, a she uncovers shocking secrets
    struggling writer who is about Verity’s life, her marriage
    given an unusual job to Jeremy, and their children.
    opportunity. She is hired to The deeper Lowen dives into
    Verity’s personal story, the more
    finish a bestselling series of
    she questions what is real and
    books for Verity Crawford, a who she can trust. Filled with
    famous author who has mystery, suspense, and
    become unable to write after unexpected twists, Verity keeps
    an accident. Lowen moves readers guessing until the very
    into Verity’s home to work on last page.
    the project, and while she is
    there, she discovers a
    hidden manuscript written
    by Verity herself.
    Is there a time in your life when you felt unsure
    of someone’s true intentions? How did that
    situation make you feel?
    Vocabulary
    1. perception a. The refusal to accept reality or fact, acting
    2. denial as if a painful event, thought, or feeling
    3. morality does not exist.
    4. deception b. The act of causing someone to accept
    5. manipulation something as true when it is not; trickery.
    c. Uncertainty or inexactness in meaning,
    6. ambiguity
    leaving room for multiple interpretations.
    d. The way in which something is regarded,
    understood, or interpreted; a viewpoint.
    e. Principles concerning the distinction
    between right and wrong or good and bad
    behavior.
    f. Controlling or influencing someone in a
    clever or unscrupulous way.
    Fill in the gaps: ambiguity, morality, denial, deception, manipulation,
    perception

    1. Often in life, our perception of the truth can be clouded by emotions or biases.

    2. Some people live in denial about events or situations they don’t want to confront.

    3. The novel touches on the theme of morality, asking readers to question what is right and
    wrong.
    4. There’s a lot of deception in Verity, with characters hiding important truths from each other.

    5. Mary uses manipulation to control those around her, making it difficult to trust her motives.

    6. The ending of the book is filled with ambiguity, leaving readers unsure of what truly
    happened.
    Do you believe people are more threatened by
    external circumstances or their internal emotions
    and thoughts? Why?
    What do you think makes some relationships or
    families strong while others fall apart? Is it based
    on personality, external pressures, or something
    else?
    Why do you think people sometimes see
    themselves as victims? How does this
    mindset aect the decisions they make?
    Have you ever been so convinced of your point of view
    that you missed other perspectives? How can
    someone learn to recognize this in themselves?
    How far should someone go to protect the
    people they love, even if it causes harm to
    themselves or others? Is there a limit?
    GROUP
    DISCUSSION
    If you found something shocking
    about a loved one, would you
    confront them or keep it to
    yourself? Why?
    Time for feedback
    - ambiguity behavior

    Ambiguous behavior

    - you can thought about


    something

    You can think about something


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    Please vote and leave your feedback. Thank you!

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