diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index d8e3f44..4f9d533 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -16,6 +16,8 @@ By default it will report the following events but those can be extended:
 2. Copy the content of `hooks.json.sample` on 
    `<env>/lib/hooks/hooks.json` to inform Flor about the new hooks.
    This is where you can extend the events you want to monitor.
+     - Remember to keep the quotes around `points` (e.g. `point: "return"`) to
+     avoid issues with reserved keywords.
 3. By default Pollen will contact your hook handler at
    `http://localhost:3000/hookhandler/`. This can be controlled through
    Flor/Flack's configuration (`<env>/etc/conf.json`) as follow:
diff --git a/hooks.json.sample b/hooks.json.sample
index 34135ca..e987d16 100644
--- a/hooks.json.sample
+++ b/hooks.json.sample
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 [
-  { point: execute, consumed: true, nid: '0', require: 'pollen/pollen.rb', class: 'LaunchedPollenHook' },
-  { point: return, consumed: true, require: 'pollen/pollen.rb', class: 'ReturnedPollenHook' },
-  { point: terminated, consumed: true, require: 'pollen/pollen.rb', class: 'TerminatedPollenHook' },
+  { point: "execute", consumed: true, nid: '0', require: 'pollen/pollen.rb', class: 'LaunchedPollenHook' },
+  { point: "return", consumed: true, require: 'pollen/pollen.rb', class: 'ReturnedPollenHook' },
+  { point: "terminated", consumed: true, require: 'pollen/pollen.rb', class: 'TerminatedPollenHook' },
   { error: true, require: 'pollen/pollen.rb', class: 'ErrorPollenHook' },
   { cancel: true, require: 'pollen/pollen.rb', class: 'CancelPollenHook' }
 ]