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Discussion Guide: Candy, Sweet & Sour

 Candy, Sweet & Sour is currently #34 in Coming of Age Fiction (Kindle Store) on Amazon (FREE 1/26/2022)


To facilitate book club discussions of the book as well as to provide a teaching guide for teachers or a guide for individuals to use during reading, I teamed up with Charity Hudspeth to design  a teaching guide available for Candy, Sweet & Sour, the coming of age novel featuring Candy Lovelet, by Bobbi Faulkner.  This guide provides chapter summaries as well as thoughtful discussion questions.


Download free on Teachers Pay Teachers or get it here, available at Barnes and Noble and other booksellers.





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