Friday, January 22, 2010
Preservationist: Ques. 2
Do you think any of these lessons have relevance to things we need to learn today?
Preservationist: Ques. 8
How does each character grow and change through the course of the novel and what are some lessons each of them learned?
Preservationist: Ques. 7
According to Father James Martin, a Catholic priest quoted in USA Today, the current trend of Bible-oriented books is "theology lite... some is nourishing, most of it isn't. But it's easily digested and makes few demands." Is this a fair criticism?
Preservationist: Ques. 6
The book starts with Noe and ends with Mirn. Is she the right character to be given the last word, or would you have preferred someone else?
Preservationist: Ques. 5
The chapters jump back and forth between 3rd and 1st person narration. Is this effective?
Preservationist: Ques. 4
How does the book's structure contribute to its pacing and emotional resonance?
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