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The Storyteller
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The Storyteller by Jodi Picoult - LIVE DISCUSSION 3/25
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After reading this book again, I remembered how much Minka's storyline affected me. Those parts are tough to read. As are Josef's, but for very different reasons. Leo and Sage were a little less compelling overall, though they served a great purpose in telling the story and the very typical Picoult moral dilemma. The ending wasn't my favorite of hers, but then again - I'm not sure that I would change it as it seemed to be a pretty good fit for the characters.
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Here are a few discussion questions from the author:
(1) Leo has a passion for his job as a Nazi hunter. Why does he think it’s
important?
(2) Does Josef have the right to ask Sage to forgive him? Why or why not?
(3) If you had to pack your whole life in one suitcase, what would you take?
(4) When Minka and Darija see the bride, dressed in white, it gave them
hope. Why?