"Kiss an Angel" Quiz
A practical, no-nonsense woman is forced into a marriage of convenience with a mysterious circus manager, leading both to unexpected love and self-discovery.
romance | 384 pages | Published in 1996
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Essay questions
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- Discuss the character development of Daisy Devreaux throughout 'Kiss an Angel.' How does she change from the beginning to the end of the novel?
- Analyze the significance of the circus setting in the novel. How does it function as more than just a backdrop for the story?
- Explore the theme of trust in the relationship between Daisy and Alex. How do both characters struggle with and overcome issues of trust?
- How does Susan Elizabeth Phillips use secondary characters to enhance the main narrative? Discuss the role of at least two supporting characters.
- Examine the use of humor in 'Kiss an Angel.' How does humor impact the tone of the novel and the reader’s perception of the characters?
- What role does family—both biological and chosen—play in the lives of Daisy and Alex? How does the concept of family evolve in the novel?
- Discuss how themes of redemption and forgiveness are portrayed through Alex's character arc.
- Analyze the portrayal of gender roles in 'Kiss an Angel.' In what ways do Daisy and Alex conform to or challenge traditional expectations?
- How does the author balance elements of romance and personal growth in the novel? Give specific examples.
- Consider the motif of performance, both literal and metaphorical, in the book. How do the characters 'perform' for others, and what does this reveal about them?
- Examine the use of symbolism in the story, particularly relating to the angel motif. What does the 'angel' represent for different characters?
- How does the novel address the tension between independence and vulnerability, especially in Daisy’s journey?
- Evaluate the resolution of the novel. Do you find it satisfying? Why or why not?
- Discuss the role of secrets in the plot. How do secrets drive the action and affect character relationships?
- How does Phillips use the theme of fate versus personal choice in 'Kiss an Angel'? Give examples from both Daisy and Alex’s perspectives.
