JOURNAL TOPIC:
What is the action in Chapter 10? Why does this happen and what outcome do you predict? Is this an example of an inciting incident, or rising action, or climax, or resolution? Support your thesis with at least one quote or example from the text.
AGENDA:
1. Mindfulness
2. Journal / review lit terms
3. Press conference: ask DP anything from Chapters 9, 10, 11
4. Get ready to answer some questions from those very same chapters
POST:
Does it help to talk about the reading with people who are also interested in the book? How does it feel when they know what you're talking about? How does it feel when they have no idea what you're talking about? (title: BOOK CLUB OF ONE)
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