"Autoboyography" Quiz
"Autoboyography" follows a Mormon teenager who navigates his identity, faith, and first love while writing a novel for a prestigious contest.
contemporary | 279 pages | Published in 2017
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- How does 'Autoboyography' explore the theme of self-discovery through the protagonist's experiences at the LDS high school?
- Analyze the role of religion in 'Autoboyography' and how it shapes the characters' identities and relationships.
- Discuss the significance of the writing contest in the novel and how it serves as a catalyst for Tanner's growth.
- Examine the portrayal of LGBTQ+ issues in 'Autoboyography' and how the novel addresses the challenges faced by queer youth in conservative communities.
- How does the relationship between Tanner and Sebastian develop throughout the story, and what does it reveal about acceptance and courage?
- Explore the use of setting in 'Autoboyography' and how the small-town environment influences the narrative.
- What role do Tanner's parents and family dynamics play in his journey toward self-acceptance?
- Analyze the narrative style of 'Autoboyography' and how Christina Lauren uses Tanner's voice to engage readers.
- Discuss the conflicts Tanner faces internally and externally, and how these conflicts drive the plot forward.
- How does 'Autoboyography' address the concept of identity beyond just sexual orientation?
- Examine the symbolism present in the novel and how it contributes to the themes of love, faith, and individuality.
- What message do you think Christina Lauren intends to convey about the intersection of faith and sexuality?
- Discuss how the novel portrays friendship and its importance in Tanner's personal development.
- Analyze the ending of 'Autoboyography' and its implications for Tanner's future.
