Which character did you most identify with and why?

Which character would you most like to be?

What do Wall and Faerie represent to you?

Describe the parts of you or your life that reside in 'Wall' and the parts that reside in 'Faerie'

When have you ventured out to Faerie in your life?

What part or scene in the story are you most drawn to?

If you have seen the film, which ending did you prefer?

Why do you think the book is called Stardust?

How does the bouncing around between different characters' perspectives influence your experience of the plot taking shape?

What are the ways in which Gaiman explores desire in Stardust? Is it usually a good thing, a bad thing, or a complicated thing?

You could say that Stardust is written in pretty accessible prose. How does this affect your experience reading it?

Which themes from fairytales does Gaiman use in Stardust? Which ones does he plop in straightforwardly and which ones does he twist?

Would Stardust pass the Bechdel Test? Why or why not?

What are some similarities between Tristran and his father, Dunstan? How about differences?

The Lilim are obviously based on images of witches from folklore and fantasy. What does Gaiman change in his depiction of them?

Why do you think we rarely see things from Yvaine/the star's perspective?

Based on the bitter competition between the lords of Stormhold for the throne, what kind of a place do you imagine Stormhold to be?