Why do you think the title includes the phrase, "An Anonymous Teenager"? Use examples from the book to support your viewpoint. 

 Shadowhunters are charged with protecting mundanes, but they seem to have very little respect for those they serve. Why do you think their feelings for normal humans are so complicated? Why do they continue to serve mundanes if they don’t like them?

"And Cardan is even more beautiful than the rest. I hate him more than all the others. I hate him so much that sometimes when I look at him, I can hardly breathe."

What does the above excerpt from the book reveal about Jude's feelings towards Cardan? Give examples from the book to justify your answer. 

1. Why was Aza often “forced to choose between lying and seeming weird” when people, especially boys or her mother, asked what she was thinking? What were some of the stranger or funnier things she often thought about but kept to herself? How might it have been better for her if she did allow conversations to spark because of her unusual knowledge and opinions?

Using examples from the book as well as your personal insight explain why the murderes were able to operate without impunity for their actions for so and discuss how the  callousness and prejudice toward American Indians influenced this impunity. 

Were the Liars justified in any way to commit the crime they committed? Explain your viewpoint with examples from the book. 

What types of controlling behavior does Mario discuss in his family violence class? Do you agree with his assessment?

Describe the phrase "The Truth Won't Stay Buried" in relation to the book? Give examples from the book that help explain your answer. 

Tara has titled her book Educated and much of her education takes place in classrooms, lectures, or other university environments. But not all. What other important moments of “education” were there? What friends, acquaintances, or experiences had the most impact on Tara? What does that imply about what an education is?

Explore the question of identity raised in the novel. What do the characters’ avatars tell us about their desires and their insecurities? In reality, does our physical appearance give false clues about who we really are? How does Parzival, transformed into a celebrity gunter, become Wade’s true self?