A Christmas Sermon by Robert Louis Stevenson

A Christmas Sermon by Robert Louis Stevenson

Author:Robert Louis Stevenson [Stevenson, Robert Louis]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Xist Publishing
Published: 2016-03-16T07:00:00+00:00


End on time, if this club is an on going club ,not a one time book discussion, then end on time. People want their time respected and if they have a babysitter or work the next day they will appreciate you ending on time. This may mean you don’t get through all your questions and that's okay.

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When you are getting to the end of your time, wrap up the discussion. One good way to do this is to ask people to rate the book on a scale of 1 to 10.

Book Club Questions

Character Questions

Do one or more of the characters tell the story?

If so, how do their own circumstances color the telling?

Which characters do you empathize with?

Which characters do you find it hard to empathize with?

Does a child narrator sound the age he/she should be?

Does the voice of a character set in a particular place or time ring true?

Are the characters or their circumstances familiar to you?

Why do characters do what they do?

Are their actions justified?

Describe the dynamics between characters (in a marriage, family, or friendship).

How has the past shaped their lives?

Do you admire or disapprove of them?

Do they remind you of people you know?

Do the main characters change by the end of the book?

Do they grow or mature?

Do they learn something about themselves and how the world works?

Who is the main character?

Why is this character important to the story?

Are there words a character spoke and/or actions a character took that helped you learn what kind of person he or she was?

Find and discuss two important sections.

Did any of the minor characters change?

Pick one and discuss how an event, person, and decision change that character.

Discuss what you think the main character learned about himself, his family, or his friends.

Describe a conflict between two characters. How was it resolved?

What did you learn about these characters?

Name one or two minor characters. How did they contribute to the main conflict?

What did you learn about these minor characters?

Name one to two minor characters. Show how each affected the main characters.

Were there problems characters couldn’t solve? Identify one or two and explain why you think they weren’t resolved.

Which character do you think is the voice of the author?

Is the main character likeable? Why or why not?

What makes a minor character memorable? Why is this character important to the story?

What do you think happens to the characters next? (after the last page is turned)

How are your feelings and the feelings of a character in your book alike? How are they different?

Have you had experiences similar to the character of the story? Discuss these.

Why is this character important to the story?

Are there words a character spoke and/or actions a character took that helped you learn what kind of person he or she was? Find and discuss two important sections.

How realistic was the characterization? Would you want to meet any of the characters? Did you like them?



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