What's In My Teapot?

If you have enjoyed February's Book of the Month as much as I have, then it shouldn't be too hard to also enjoy some discussion about it! Tomorrow is the actual review, but following is a list of questions to percolate over in preparation. If you have read the book- either this month or anytime previously- I would love to have you enter the discussion! You can give answers to these questions, or feel free to write whatever type of review works for you! Discussion Questions for Somewhere Safe with Somebody Good: 1. After taking a break to go to Holly Springs and Ireland with Father Tim, how did it feel to be back in Mitford? 2. What does the term Somewhere Safe with Somebody Good mean to you? 3. Did you agree with Father Tim's approach to dealing with Sammy? 4. Was there an event in the story that caught you by surprise? 5. Has there ever been a time in particular when you felt you needed more purpose in life (like Father Tim when he was struggling with retire...

I have decided that in order to facilitate discussion, and perhaps help myself and others better analyze our book of the month, I will post a list of questions each month prior to the book review. In the future, I would like to post the discussion questions several days before my actual review (which will be the fourth Tuesday of every month), but as you can see, that didn't happen this time around! Part of the reason for this is that I am still trying to figure everything out. The other part may have something to do with the fact that I am confirmed procrastinator, but we'll leave more on that for another time!!!  Now, on with the questions for The Light Between Oceans: 1. Which of the two main characters do you identify most with throughout the story: Tom or Isabel?  2. Isabel justified keeping Lucy because of her own losses. Can you sympathize with that logic? 3. Who do you think had the "right" to Lucy: her birth mother or Isabel?  4. Do yo...