Maggie’s suspicion and detective skills uncover important clues, but some see her as paranoid—do you think her behavior was justified, or could it have pushed people away? Whose side do you take, and why?, The poison garden appears beautiful but is full of danger—do you believe people and situations in real life are like this too? Is it better to trust what you see, or to always look for hidden threats as Maggie does?, When Ethan gives Maggie full credit for solving a clue, she feels validated after years of being doubted. Do you think outside validation is as important as trusting yourself, or should self-worth come from within? How does this play out in Maggie’s journey?, The maze represents both Maggie’s confusion and her growth—do you think facing setbacks makes someone stronger, or are there times when giving up is actually smarter? Would you have handled Maggie’s setbacks the same way?, Many characters hide their true intentions throughout the story. Is it ever okay to mislead others for a “greater good,” or does honesty always matter more? How did you feel about the secrets and lies in the book

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