Once I baked my Little Ice Cakes and placed my Negus in the crockpot (See Once Upon a Book
Club: Part One for details), I settled the kids into bed and began to worry that having my own book as the book club that month was a mistake. What if no one came? What if they all hated the book?
Like the book nerd I am, I prepared some questions for our book discussion.
1. What was your experience with Pride and Prejudice before reading Expectations? (ie movie, book, heresay etc.)
2. Did you find the language difficult and if so, did it become easier at some point?
3. Did you find the Austen characters I used stayed true to Pride and Prejudice?
4. Which character could you best relate to? Least relate to?
5. Was there a particular scene you found especially humorous?
6. Were you disappointed with any of the occurrences in the novel?
7. Were you surprised by any of the customs? If so, which ones?
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Like the book nerd I am, I prepared some questions for our book discussion.
Questions
1. What was your experience with Pride and Prejudice before reading Expectations? (ie movie, book, heresay etc.)
2. Did you find the language difficult and if so, did it become easier at some point?
3. Did you find the Austen characters I used stayed true to Pride and Prejudice?
4. Which character could you best relate to? Least relate to?
5. Was there a particular scene you found especially humorous?
6. Were you disappointed with any of the occurrences in the novel?
7. Were you surprised by any of the customs? If so, which ones?
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