The Maid

How does Molly's unique perspective and her love for routine influence her interactions with the other hotel staff and guests?

Discuss the role of the Regency Grand Hotel as a character in itself. How does its atmosphere contribute to the unfolding mystery?

Molly relies on rules and routines taught by her gran. How do these influence her decision-making throughout the novel?

How does the novel challenge the perceptions people have about individuals who are different, like Molly, in terms of social norms and intelligence?

In what ways does the author use humor to balance the darker elements of the plot?

What role does trust play in Molly's relationship with other characters such as Mr. Preston and Giselle?

How does the revelation of Mr. Black's death impact Molly's perception of her role at the hotel?

Discuss how Molly's struggles with social cues affect the investigation into Mr. Black's murder.

Examine the way Molly's relationship with her Gran continues to influence her actions even after her Gran's death.

What does the novel suggest about the nature of justice and fairness in the context of Molly's experience with law enforcement?

How do the events in the novel reshape Molly’s understanding of her place in the world by the end?

What do you think was the turning point for Molly in realizing who she could truly trust?

Discuss the significance of Molly's uniform and how it symbolizes her identity and role in the hotel.

Reflect on the ending: were you satisfied with how Molly's story concluded? Why or why not?

How does Molly's growth throughout the novel challenge societal expectations about neurodiversity?