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The Quilter's Apprentice

OK, this Sunday (postponed from last month) my neighborhood book club meets to discuss Jennifer Chiaverini's first book, The Quilter's Apprentice. I need discussion topic ideas!

So far, I thought of: Discuss why Sarah becomes so attached to Sylvia, especially after their rocky start. Is she a grandmother/mother substitute?

Why is Sarah so determined to find a way to save Elm Creek Manor? Why does she feel such belonging to a house she was hired to clean?

Do you recognize any personality types from the quilt group? (this may not apply - I am the only quilter in the neighborhood)

Help me out! What else can we talk about?

-- Wendy

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frood
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How about:

Why does Sylvia first come across as so bossy when deep down she is really a very caring person?

Why didn't Sylvia just hire a moving truck to pack all the family stuff in, sell the Manor, and skeedaddle?

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Queen of Squishies

Here are some suggestions:

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Mary in Rock Island IL

Oooh, thanks!

Reply to
frood

Sylvia was trying to sell the Manor. The realtor was going to turn it into apartments for the college students. Sarah talked her out of it, mostly because of the history of the manor.

Carl

------------ Thou shalt use thine scraps to make quilts for charity, so that those less fortunate may know they joy of sleeping beneath a quilt.

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Carl Ebert

I think you live to far away.

------------ Thou shalt use thine scraps to make quilts for charity, so that those less fortunate may know they joy of sleeping beneath a quilt.

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Carl Ebert

Naw, only 2 time zones! (or is it 3? are you Mountain or Pacific?) So, group starts at 3 - what time should I expect you?

Reply to
frood

Pacific, will be there in spirit. Carl

------------ Thou shalt use thine scraps to make quilts for charity, so that those less fortunate may know they joy of sleeping beneath a quilt.

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Carl Ebert

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