It such a cute info pack, and I adored the cut out outfits for the character!
Great for a book club with questions and discussion points within a group. Honestly would like to get a group together to try it out.

I received an ARC for this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review! Thank You! I thought this book club kit was super fun and adorable and I would definitely recommend it if you're a fan of Mexican Gothic or if you're about to discuss it with friends! So cute!

This is a book club kit, not the book, but it is a great resource for book clubs discussing the book. Not only are there useful questions for discussion, but there is background information about the story location and a great deal of information from the author about the story. I highly recommend this to any book club discussing this book.

I loved this book club kit. It gives extra information on the landscape and things that went on in the area. I also liked the paper doll section. It helps you to visualize the different outfits she was wearing.

I received an eARC of this book from NetGalley. This is my personal opinion and others may disagree with me.

I liked some of the questions given but some really disappointed me.

Supplemental material for book club. Need the book to use. Great explanation of materials and the origin of the book title. Items in this supplement would be for younger readers. Make sure you have the book to go with this for book club activities.

The cutest little add-on to the real book. How is it possible to not like it? For everyone who read Mexican Gothic and enjoyed it, this is just the perfect chance to dive deeper into this well thought out setting.

This is a great companion to the book! Very helpful at understanding themes/elements. I originally downloaded this to get a better insight into the book. It has been a tremendous resource and would be great for a book club or read-along.

This book is perfect for all the people who read and love the book! WARNING THIS IS NOT THE BOOK!

It´s only a very short Book Club Kit! With questions and other things about the inspiration of some cities in Mexico.

I really think if you don't read this book o really didn't like it at all, it's not neccesary.

It's only... nice?

The Mexican Gothic Book Club Kit is nice addition for any group wanting to read Mexican Gothic together. There's an intro from Silvia Moreno-Garcia. She also includes a Spotify playlist to get you in the mood of the world of High Place. The book club questions seem to be straightforward and should certainly help steer discussion between glasses of wine. There's also commentary on Gothic Romance/Domestic Noir that is added if you want a deep dive discussion. There are paper doll cutouts - not sure about those but maybe the more fashion-interested would like those.
A nice supplement to the novel.

This was a useful kit for the book club, thanks for supplying it. I particularly enjoyed the author's letter, it was really insightful and interesting to read.

I enjoyed what this offered as an extra for book clubs that choose to read the book. I especially love the song suggestion. Anytime you add the musical vibe of a chapter makes it that much more interesting.

Great for all book clubs. Be fabulous in the library for all our online book club discussions. Would be great to share amoung readers.

I've already done a flip through and taken a look at the questions posed in this book club kit and I'm beyond excited to use this guide.

The book club at my local library is reading Mexican Gothic this month for our thriller selection. Having already used the Penguin Random House Book Club Kit for The Midnight Library, I'm excited to use the one for Mexican Gothic and have interesting conversations about this book.

The discussion topics and questions were poignant and well-thought-out.
I don't doubt that this book club kit could be a valuable resource to promote in-depth discussion of the novel, its place in the larger literary world of similar or related books, and the impact it had on the readers.

Very interesting and informative interview with author about history and background of the book. I enjoyed the paper doll type illustrations on some of the outfits the main character wore in important scenes from the story.

I’d been considering having my personal book club read <i>Mexican Gothic</i> but I read it when it first came out I’m not too keen on rereading books (even one’s I loved!) and I felt like I would have to in order to lead a discussion. Well, this book club kit made the decision for me! I am so excited to share the paper dolls and author-curated playlist with my friends and the history lessons about the genre and setting, which I’m sure they will be a hit at the book club meeting, have invigorated me for a reread.

Something like this would be an asset for a more formal book club and I will be suggesting that my adult services colleagues at my library invest in this resource and book club <i>Mexican Gothic</i> themselves!

I haven't read Mexican Gothic yet, but it comes highly recommended. So, when I do read it, these discussion questions will be great to help me think more deeply about the story.

There's even a playlist!!! I love books with playlists to set the mood for the section - it's like an extra window into the author's writing brain. There's information on the real Del Monte, a paper doll (for the print version) with different outfits to dress up Naomi, and some history of Gothic Romances. I like the incorporation of a Letter From the Author in the beginning, as well! Anything that enriches my reading experience is so exciting to me!

I have not yet read <i>Mexican Gothic</i>, but I desperately want to. I think, with a TBR as long as mine, it can be incredibly difficult to get to the plethora of novels I've grown interested in reading. That said, this book club kit makes this story incredibly enticing.

That was possible? It was already thoroughly enticing. And yet, it was possible to add to that feeling. Shocking, I know.

I'll say this much: the discussion questions actually kind of suck. They're very short, somewhat typical, and there aren't that many of them. But, the author letter, curated reading playlist, location description, gothic to noir commentary, and dress-up Noemí were such fascinating and wonderful inclusions, I'm not even upset. It's funny, even, because I'm twenty-eight years old and I got insanely excited when I saw the doll cut-outs.

I can just imagine having so much fun with this book club kit and I'm kind of sad I don't have one. It would be utterly fantastic to be able to take advantage of these pages. Anyone feel up to starting a book club just to read this one book with me??

The Mexican Gothic Book Club kit is a great resource for anyone who enjoyed the novel and wants to explore it further! It includes discussion questions, a letter from Silvia Moreno-Garcia, historical background, a Noemi paper doll with several outfits, the Doyle family seal, and a playlist.