Gus

Gus

by Kim Holden

500 pages· ISBN 9788380751477

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    How does the novel portray the overwhelming feeling of being lost in the immediate aftermath of a profound loss, and how does Gus navigate the terrifying realization that he has to learn how to live all over again?

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    The description emphasizes that Kate ("Promyczek") was not just a best friend, but seemingly a second half of Gus's mind, conscience, and creativity. In your own life, how do you think we can maintain our sense of self when someone who defines so much of our world is gone?

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    Gus struggles with the agonizing question of how a person is supposed to return to their normal life and passions when they feel like they have lost half of themselves. Have you ever experienced a moment where you had to completely reinvent your daily purpose after a major life disruption?

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