2)
What did you make
of Rankine’s use of sections to divide up the book? Did they signal a change in
subject matter? Did you think they were useful/necessary?
3)
The subject
matter of the book is very emotive - how did the book make you feel as you were
reading it? Did you have any physical/mental reactions? Was it a comfortable
read?
4)
Do you think that
Rankine dealt with the subject matter in a new or relevant way? Why?
5)
What did you
think of the combination of prose and poetry? Was it effective? Did you like
it? Did you want it to have more of one or the other?
6)
What did you
think of the use of imagery within the book? How well does it work with text?
What did you think of the layout? What message if any was it sending?
7)
Did you feel that
book was relevant to you? Did it make you think about anything that had
happened to you or anyone you know?
8)
Did you like the
use of prose poetry? How do you think this fitted with the subject matter?
9)
Do you feel like
the book has changed you or the way you think in any way?
