You can join in regardless of whether you’ve read, not read, or DNF’d the book! I understand that not everyone has the time to read or finish the book so I try to include a general discussion question as well to make the discussions more inclusive. You don’t have to answer all ( or any) of the questions. But honestly, you can talk about whatever you want regarding the books ( or questions). The Star-Crossed Sisters Of Tuscany Discussion Questionsĭiscussion posts ( like this one) will have a series of questions as starting points.We can discuss this more in the comments if you’d like! I thought the aftermath of one particular relationship was handled too easily ( identifying and knowing when to let go of a toxic relationship is incredibly important and I think the ending conveniently skimmed over that). And I loved the fact that there was a multi-generational family represented in the book.

The book picked up in pace ( a little before the half-way point) and from then on, it felt fun and magical. “Three hundred feet below, the Gulf of Salerno sparkles against a sky bruised with purples and golds.” ( page 244).Smells of roast lamb and garlic spill onto the streets.” ( page 207) “He takes my hand, and together we stroll through streets narrow as bike paths, lined with boutique shops and shoe stores, gelato counters and restaurants.“The entire city, it seems, is in a breathtaking state of opulent decay.” ( page 99).And I ended up loving the descriptions ( no surprise). When I first read Lori Nelson Spielman’s book, I thought: I was promised Italy, where’s Italy? But as the story settled in so did the Italian landscape. The Star-Crossed Sisters Of Tuscany was slow to start. And she made The Star-Crossed Sisters Of Tuscany such an exciting read for me. She was such a wonderfully fleshed-out, vibrant character. More than anyone, I fell in love with Poppy.

Eden Book Club: The Star-Crossed Sisters Of Tuscany Discussion

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