Please put your comments in for The Last Painting of Sara De Vos book club discussion questions below in the comments area.
1. The setting of The Last Painting of Sara De Vos took place in various locations and time period. Did you find Smith’s method of going back and forth and between the different time periods and locations a success to keeping you engaged? Continue reading “The Last Painting of Sara De Vos Book Club Discussion Questions”
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1.We meet Dr. Vladimir Dragan at the beginning of the book appearing like a holy man in white gloves and white hair. What does his appearance signify? Continue reading “The Little Red Chairs Book Club Discussion Questions”
Please put your comments for A Man Called Ove book club discussion questions in the comments area below.
1. Ove acts on principles all of his life. Do you think that having such strong principles make him so inflexible and annoying to others? What advantages do you see for having such strict principles.
2. Did you enjoy A Man Called Ove and who would you recommend to read it? Continue reading “A Man Called Ove Book Club Discussion Questions”
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1. A Spool of Blue Thread focuses on the three generations of the Whitshanks and their stories. There are many themes that pop up such sibling rivalry, love, death, etc. Which theme had the biggest impact on you? Continue reading “A Spool of Blue Thread Book Club Discussion Questions”
Please put your comments for Inferno book club discussion questions in the comments area below.
2. What did you enjoy the most in the story?
3. The novel is based on the masterpiece The Divine Comedy written by Dante Alighieri, did it inspire you to want to read this famous work?
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1. Did you think this book was well written and at times did you feel yourself “there”?
2. Would you recommend this book to a friend or another book club to read?
3. Did you find the central characters believable? Continue reading “The Postmistress Book Club Discussion Questions”
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1. After reading The Valley of Amazement would you recommend this book to a friend to read?
2. Did you find the historical facts about the courtesan life to be believable and did you find the very graphic dialogue offensive? Continue reading “The Valley of Amazement Book Club Discussion Questions”
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1.What prompted you to read The Little Paris Bookshop?
2. Did you find the premise of this book to be believable or unbelievable?
3. Did you connect with the protagonist Jean Perdue and get into his suffering? Continue reading “The Little Paris Bookshop Book Club Discussion Questions”
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1. Did you enjoy The Goldfinch and would you recommend this book to your friends?
2. The Goldfinch is 771 pages long. Did it keep you engage while reading it? Continue reading “The Goldfinch Book Club Discussion Questions”
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1. What did you enjoy the most in The Christos Mosaic?
2. The three main characters in The Christos Mosaic were from quite different background. Did you find the trio’s characters in The Christos Mosaic realistic and who did you find the most likable?
