She plans to stay at a local college instead of applying to better schools that would take her too far from home.

Isis puts her emotionally fragile mother’s needs ahead of her own, because she feels responsible for her mother’s past abuse.A poignant moment illuminating Isis’s low self-esteem occurs when her stepmother sends her a lovely blouse and her mother tells her it “doesn’t suit her.” She stuffs it in her closet, stating, “The number one rule is don’t try to be someone you’re not.” Do you agree? Why or why not?.Did you accept her explanation of how she shed pounds? Can it really be that simple? On page 24, she describes briefly how she accomplished it. It is revealed that Isis has lost a great deal of weight.What was it that Nameless did to her? In what other ways was she affected by his cruelty? Gradually, we discover why she feels this way. Isis considers herself to be fat and ugly, although, from the other characters’ points of view, she is not.Discuss how the characters’ secrets affect their behavior and the results of their choices. Isis, Jack, Wren, Avery, and even the principal, Mr. The novel is ultimately about the secrets each character is guarding.Please let us know in the comments below if and how you used them! If you have read it or plan to for either part of the school curriculum or for a RL or online book club, then these questions will be a good way to start thinking about various aspects of the novel and will help develop a good discussion among students or book club participants. If you haven’t read Love Me Never yet, know that there may be a spoiler, or two, or several among the questions in the official Entangled TEEN Readers’ Group Guide. Readers’ Group Guide: Love Me Never (Lovely Vicious, #1) by Sara Wolf

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