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Voyagers Study Group

FictionClassicsSpring

When Wednesday 11:30-12:30
Teacher Name ElizabethFox
Target Age Range 13 - None
General Grade Level Lower High School, Upper High School
Ability Level Intermediate
Skill Requirements/Prerequisites Excellent reading skills and willingness to read and discuss new material.
Book Title
ISBN
Family Provided Materials Book list will be available before term begins
Instructor Provided Materials
Study Group Style Lecture, Discussion
Description We will read several works of Fiction, both short stories and novels, possibly plays. Titles/authors will most likely be chosen from the following list:
  • Short Stories by Edgar Allen Poe
  • Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde/Robert Louis Stevenson
  • Frankenstein
  • Dracula
  • Edith Wharton
  • Ayn Rand (her books might be too long for us)
  • The Awakening/Kate Chopin
  • A Separate Peace/John Knowles
  • Daisy Miller/Henry James
  • Sinclair Lewis
  • Return of the Native or Tess of the D'Urbervilles/Thomas Hardy
  • Sister Carrie/Theodore Dreiser
  • Wuthering Heights/Emily Bronte
  • Cat's Cradle/Kurt Vonnegut
  • Death Be Not Proud/John Gunther
  • The Glass Menagerie/Tennessee Williams
  • Hiroshima/John Hersey
  • A Member of the Wedding/Carson McCullers
  • A Room with a View/E. M. Forster

If you are currently in this group or are planning to be, please let me know your preferences. We generally discuss each book for 2 weeks, although you should be finished reading the book by the first week. Books are usually 300 pages or fewer. I will publish the exact list a couple of weeks before the term begins, although we occasionally make some adjustments during the term.

The study group will be mostly discussion and will include background information on authors. Study guides will help direct reading and discussion. Reading requirement of approximately 200 pages a week. -- Main.ElizabethFox - 16 Nov 2007 -- Main.ElizabethFox - 04 Apr 2007



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