Memoirs
of an Imaginary Friend
By
Matthew Dicks
(Tansley Reads Rating: 70%)
Icebreaker
Did you ever have an
imaginary friend?
Questions
1. What were your expectations when you began
this novel?
2. Max’s mother wants desperately to understand what is
wrong with Max, while his father wants desperately to believe that there is
nothing wrong. Which parent to you
relate to the most?
3. Which of Max’s parents poses the greatest
threat to Budo?
4. Why does Max love Mrs. Gosk so much?
5. Budo describes
Max as the bravest person on the planet because he has to go out into the world
every day being himself, even though no one likes him. Do you agree?
6. Mrs. Patterson clearly went to a lot of
trouble and expense over a long period of time in planning to take Max. What was it about Max that made Mrs.
Patterson want to kidnap him?
7. Why did Max go with her?
8. Budo says he is not imaginary, if not, what
is he? What about all the other
imaginary friends? Are they the same as
Budo?
9. Budo chose to sacrifice himself to save Max,
what if he had made a different choice?
10. What did you think of the epilogue?
14: Quick
round: What did you think of the book? Is there anything you want to discuss
that we missed?
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