- What do you feel were the main themes Cronin was wrestling with in this novel? Survival must be one. At the end, I will think about this again.
- Did you think the national response to the crisis was realistic (ex. California seceding from the U.S.)? Yes. If Governor Perry of Texas in this day and age can allegedly suggest the secession of Texas because of taxes and/or a stimulus plan, I would imagine in a viral disaster such as this, secession of California is believable.
- Did you have a hard time transitioning from the first third of the book to the last two-thirds? Why or why not? I ceratinlydid. I had to get to know a whole new cast of characters.
- Was there any point in the story where you felt you couldn’t read anymore? Oh yes, especially the part when Amy was not included in the story.
This blog is for book lovers. Initially this blog focused on the books selected by members of the Okefenokee Book Club who used to meet in Waycross, Georgia. Now, it is about my reading interests. I will also continue to post any interesting information related to writers, libraries, and book clubs in general.
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Book Club Selection: The Passage
I found an interesting book trailer and a Reader's Guide for discussing The Passage by Justin Cronin. Of all the questions on the list, I would say the key questions are the following:
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