![]() ![]() What is the significance of the magical way they appear in her life, and the equally magical way she finds a house to call her own? How do books become a home for her?ĩ. Discuss Chloe's relationship to the world of books. ![]() What is the purpose of these rules? What stifling rules in your life-at work, with your family, or in your community-do you sometimes dream of breaking?Ĩ. Josey lives in a world of rules, from a neighborhood that bans snowmen to a mother who bans a snug red sweater. How does money influence Josey's outlook on life? How did her father use it, through lavish parties and an eye-catching house, to get what he wanted? What was he not able to buy, no matter how wealthy he was?ħ. What enables Josey to free herself, rather than becoming like Amelia? Could Josey have done it without Della Lee?Ħ. In her conversation with Livia's granddaughter (chapter six), Josey suggests that Amelia might want to have a life of her own. What are Julian's motivations in his pursuit of Chloe? How did your opinion of him shift throughout the novel?ĥ. Why does Margaret want to prevent the arrival of unexpected visitors? What fears are captured in her peppermint-oil ritual?Ĥ. What has Josey hungered for throughout her life? What transformed her from a difficult child into a woman who hides her cravings?ģ. What keeps Josey from leaving home? What makes Adam stay in Bald Slope? In what ways do they feel the same about North Carolina and its landscape?Ģ. ![]()
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