Spoiler Warning: These book club discussion questions reveal details about Noah's Compass by Anne Tyler. Finish the book before reading on.
- The title, "Noah's Compass," comes from a conversation that Liam has with his grandson. How do you think this conversation relates to the rest of the book? How is Liam like Noah?
- Could you understand Liam's desire to remember when he was attacked? Would you want to remember, even if the memory were traumatic?
- Why do you think Liam ultimately came to a place where he felt that remembering the night of the attack was no longer important?
- Why do you think Liam was so attracted to Eunice?
- Do you think Liam should have stayed together with Eunice and let her leave her husband? Do you think he would have been happier?
- What do you think of Liam's admission that he was not particularly unhappy but could not see any reason to go on living?
- How would you describe Liam's relationships with his daughters? Do you think they improved by the end of the novel?
- Did Liam change at all from the beginning of the novel until the end?
- Rate Noah's Compass on a scale of 1 to 5.

