I’ve struggled with the format for the BBTO “online” book club because I couldn’t figure out the best way to make it interactive for participants who live in different countries, and who are reading at different paces.
Some readers had started Sing you Home by Jodi Picoult, others had bought the book but hadn't started it yet and a few finished the book very quickly.
Some readers had started Sing you Home by Jodi Picoult, others had bought the book but hadn't started it yet and a few finished the book very quickly.
Rochelle suggested that I start a Facebook page which would allow readers to post comments and chat about books whenever they have time.
I took her advice since she knows all about this stuff and started a BBTO Facebook page . I hope you’ll join in the chat. Feel free to jump in at anytime!
Here are a few questions to begin the discussion:
1. Pastor Clive seems to embody the very essence of fundamentalist religion. How does he make you feel?
2. At the end of the book, did Max do the right thing?
3. What do you believe constitutes a family, a good parent?
4. Has your opinion on gay rights changed in any way after reading this book? If yes, how?
I took her advice since she knows all about this stuff and started a BBTO Facebook page . I hope you’ll join in the chat. Feel free to jump in at anytime!
Here are a few questions to begin the discussion:
1. Pastor Clive seems to embody the very essence of fundamentalist religion. How does he make you feel?
2. At the end of the book, did Max do the right thing?
3. What do you believe constitutes a family, a good parent?
4. Has your opinion on gay rights changed in any way after reading this book? If yes, how?
You are welcome to ask your own questions and let everyone know what you liked or didn't like about this book.
And just for fun, here is a link to Jodie Picoult’s appearance on The Ellen Show.
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