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The Stolen Queen

Fiona Davis

The Stolen Queen

Fiona Davis

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The Stolen Queen Book Club Questions

General Impressions

Gather initial thoughts and broad opinions about the book.

1. The Stolen Queen includes elements of historical fiction and mystery. Which of these genres do you tend to prefer? How do you think elements of mystery and suspense can be heightened when a novel is set in a different period?

2. Did you find Charlotte to be a relatable protagonist? What aspects of her life and experience were most engaging or sympathetic to you?

3. Have you read other novels by Fiona Davis? How would you compare The Stolen Queen to The Lions of Fifth Avenue and The Spectacular?

Personal Reflection and Connection

Encourage readers to connect the book’s themes and characters with their personal experiences.

1. Charlotte remains haunted by grief and loss decades after losing her husband and daughter. What kinds of loss do you think are hardest to recover from?

2. Annie finds refuge and a sense of peace at the Met. Is there a museum or work of art that is special to you? Why are you attached to it?

3. Annie has a challenging relationship with her mother, and she is often the one taking responsibility within the family.

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