We had a great March meeting at the home of Robin McLean! Wonderful , delicious Southern food was served while we talked about "To Kill a Mockingbird".
Here is the remainder of meetings for 2010. A few changes have been made.
April 15 - The Glass Castle @ Tish Heflebower
May 20 - The Princess Bride by William Goldman@ Richelle Fawcett
June 17 - Cold Sassy Tree @ Margie Harton
July 15 - The Help @ Jennifer Alley
August 19 - Three Cups of Tea @ Karen Rich
September 16 -Saving CeeCee Honeycutt@ Heidi Maxfield
October 21 -The Shack @ Mallory Duncan
November 18 - The Apothecary's Daughter @ Marisa Garafalo
December 16 -Book Exchange/Pot Luck (Location TBD)
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Welcome fellow readers and non-readers!
For those of you who would like to participate in a book club, but cannot attend the actual meeting, we will post our discussion questions here, and any other information we discuss at the meeting. Bookmark this blog and check back often for updates. You're also welcome, if you'd like, to post your own comments on the reading selections.
For those who can make it to the meeting - refreshments will always be served!
7:30 p.m. Third Thursday of each month. Locations TBA.
Please see link below for book list options.
For those who can make it to the meeting - refreshments will always be served!
7:30 p.m. Third Thursday of each month. Locations TBA.
Please see link below for book list options.
General Book Discussion Questions
1. The circumstance that sets the book in motion is called the inciting moment. What was the inciting moment of this book?
2. Describe the character development. Who did you identify with? Did your opinions about any of the characters change over the course of the novel?
3. How does the author use language and imagery to bring the characters to life? Did the book's characters or style in any way remind you of another book?
4. What do you believe is the message the author is trying to convey to the reader? What did you learn from this book? Was it educational in any way?
5. Why do you think the author chose the title? Is there a significant meaning behind it?
6. Is there a part of the novel you didn't understand? Are you confused by a character's actions or the outcome of an event?
7. Do you think the setting, both time and location, played a large roll in this novel? Could it have happened anywhere, at anytime? If so, how would the novel have changed?
8. In your opinion, is the book entertaining? Explain why or why not.
9. What is your favorite passage?
10. How did this book touch your life? Can you relate to it on any level?
2. Describe the character development. Who did you identify with? Did your opinions about any of the characters change over the course of the novel?
3. How does the author use language and imagery to bring the characters to life? Did the book's characters or style in any way remind you of another book?
4. What do you believe is the message the author is trying to convey to the reader? What did you learn from this book? Was it educational in any way?
5. Why do you think the author chose the title? Is there a significant meaning behind it?
6. Is there a part of the novel you didn't understand? Are you confused by a character's actions or the outcome of an event?
7. Do you think the setting, both time and location, played a large roll in this novel? Could it have happened anywhere, at anytime? If so, how would the novel have changed?
8. In your opinion, is the book entertaining? Explain why or why not.
9. What is your favorite passage?
10. How did this book touch your life? Can you relate to it on any level?
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