
Bookclub-in-a-Box literary discussion guides offer interpretations and analysis of the themes, symbols, and writing styles of your favorite contemporary novels. Each guide also includes a handy plot synopsis, the author's biographical information, discussion questions, and more. They are ideal for use by book club members, teachers, students, and literature lovers. Discussion guide does not includ...
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Publisher: Bookclub-in-a-Box (April 8, 2016)
Publication Date: April 8, 2016
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Language: English
ASIN: B01E1PZJNC
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This book focuses on the stories we create from our experiences mixed with our memories and how those stories shape the present. The cast of characters is diverse, interesting, and sometimes confusing....
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