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Shawnee Mission South Library: Project Lit Book Club

Reading, Research, Community

Discussion for "Celestial Monsters"

by Aiden Thomas

Come visit with other readers.

When: Tuesday, March 25

Where: Library

                           Time: Seminar 

                What: Meet & chat about summer reads. Eat snacks

                                             How: Fill out an appointment pass before the day of book club.

                             Pick up the book for the March meeting.

Project Lit Book Club for the Year

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Meeting Thursday, Dec. 3 during seminar. Virtual meeting link will be emailed to group.

Contact Mrs. Fales if you need a book.

 

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Generic Book Club Questions

  1. Would you recommend this book to someone?  Why or why not (or with what caveats)?  What kind of reader would most enjoy this book?

  2. Did you find the author’s writing style easy to read or hard to read? Why? How long did it take you to get into the book?

  3. Who was your favorite character? What character did you identify with the most?  Were there any characters that you disliked? Why?

  4. Did any part of this book strike a particular emotion in you? Which part and what emotion did the book make you feel?

  5. How much did you know about this book before picking it up? What surprised you the most about the book?

  6. Was there any part of the plot or aspects of the characters that frustrated or upset you? If so, why?

  7. How thought-provoking did you find the book?  Did the book change your opinion about anything, or did you learn something new from it? If so, what? 

  8. Did you highlight or bookmark any passages from the book? Did you have a favorite quote or quotes? If so, share which and why?

  9. From your point of view, what were the central themes of the book? How well do you think the author did at exploring them?

  10. Compare this book to other books you have read by the same author, or other books you have read covering the same or similar themes.  How are they the same or different?

  11. How would you adapt this book into a movie? Who would you cast in the leading roles?

Finally, here at Bookclubs, we like to end all of our book club meetings with this question:

  1. Rate this book on a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being the highest.  Why did you give the book the rating you did?  Did any part of this book club discussion change your rating from what it would have been directly after finishing the book? 

Answer This

What's your favorite genre?
Realistic Fiction: 1 votes (11.11%)
Fantasy: 2 votes (22.22%)
Horror: 0 votes (0%)
Adventure: 1 votes (11.11%)
Science Fiction: 0 votes (0%)
Romance: 1 votes (11.11%)
Historical Fiction: 0 votes (0%)
Mystery: 4 votes (44.44%)
Total Votes: 9

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