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"Bookclub-in-a-Box" Discusses 'The Uncommon Reader'

 

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"Bookclub-in-a-Box" Discusses 'The Uncommon Reader'


by Alan Bennett (Author)

 

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ISBN: 9781897082577

 

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The Queen finds a strange van in her driveway that turns out to be a travelling library. She enters and borrows a book. One book leads to another and the Queen discovers the joys of reading for pleasure.


In Bennett's majestic book, "The Uncommon Reader", the Queen broadens her perspective by immersing herself into a never-ending world of words and ideas, fiction, non-fiction, memoirs and more. We meet the Queen as she finds a strange van in her driveway that turns out to be a travelling library. She enters and borrows a book. One book leads to another and the Queen discovers the joys of reading for pleasure. Come along with Bookclub-in-a-Box and find out more about the Queen as Alan Bennett imagines and uses her to explore the world of literacy. Bennett uses his customary warmth, humour, and visionary skill to outline the life of a royal celebrity, opening the door between the Queen and her subjects to allow the humanity and understanding of both to intermingle. Every Bookclub-in-a-Box discussion guide also includes complete coverage of the themes and symbols, writing style, and background information on the novel and the author.


 

ISBN 1897082576
ISBN13 9781897082577
Publisher Bookclub-in-a-Box
Format Paperback
Publication date 09/06/2009
Pages 80
Weight (grammes) 181
Published in Canada
Height (mm) 230
Width (mm) 155