Articles related to "Reading Group Guide"

Questions about Uncle Tom's Cabin to facilitate discussion at book club. Questions surround, plot, character, moral issues, and symbols from the novel.

A set of eight questions for reading groups to use when discussing the novel Burning Bright by Tracy Chevalier.

Burning Bright by Tracy Chevalier is a novel about a country family that moves to London and finds themselves neighbors to William Blake.

Six questions for reading groups to use when discussing Graham Greene's novel The End of the Affair.

A set of five questions for reading groups to use when discussing the novel The Lady and the Unicorn by Tracy Chevalier.

A set of five questions for reading groups to use when discussing the novel The Lost Mother by Mary McGarry Morris.

The character's who either wanted, created, or influenced the tapestry that is the final result of the action in Tracy Chevalier's novel.

A small role in Tracy Chevalier's novels is almost as interesting as being a big player. Find out about the people who supported the action.

The internet is chock-full of resources for all kinds of hobbies, and book clubs are no exception. Here is a list of the best sites for all things book club related.

Choosing which books a reading group will focus their attention on is an essential part of planning a book club. Here's some tips to make the selection process easy.

Tips to join a reading group or start your own club, including organizing a group and reading guides.

Summer reading lists for teachers are as popular as those for students. Find some colleagues and create a summer book club for professional development.

Tamila Soroush is an Iranian woman sent to the United States by her parents to find husband, and finds freedom.

A book review about a spiritual journey that opens doors of possibility, teaches self trust and develops inner strength. What was once suppressed is reborn and lives.

Barbara Kingsolver has wowed readers time and again. The Lacuna is the first book she has published in the past nine years.

This is a review of the World Without End audiobook by Ken Follett and read by Richard E Grant. The story gives us an intriguing insight into life in medieval Britain.

Bestselling author Mitch Albom shares the story of his friendship with two very different men of faith in this touching and insightful story..

October marks the third annual National Reading Group Month, a program of The Women's National Book Association.

Joining a book club is an excellent way to read a variety of books while having great social time with friends. Here are some ways to make book club time a success.