Here are a few more questions about Book One that will get things moving.
Remember that the first few people who respond will get a free copy of the books.

At the beginning of Chapter III, the narrator wonders why he’s telling this story. What might be his motivations? Who does he imagine his audience will be?

Hig says that Bangley “had been waiting for the End all his life. . . . He didn’t do anything that wasn’t aimed at surviving” [p. 71]. He also clearly enjoys killing people. In what ways is Hig different from Bangley? How did “the End” affect him? How does he feel about killing?

Since flying is a big part of the book, here is our paper airplane making table. There are three different airplanes that you can fold and fly!