girl works at a diner, possibly a runaway and is pregnant. Play Book Tag: The Bean Trees by Barbara Kingsolver – 3 Stars Play Book Tag: The Bean Trees - Barbara Kingsolver - 4 Stars Play Book Tag: The Bean Trees by Barbara Kingsolver, 4-4.5 stars Play Book Tag: The Bean Trees by Barbara Kingsolver 4 stars Play Book Tag: The Bean Trees by Barbara Kingsolver-4 stars The atmosphere was very pleasant and we all shared laughs, despite the serious nature of the book.Įveryone is encouraged to attend all discussions take place at the Wolverine Farm Letterpress and Publick House. Next month’s book will be Seamus Heaney’s translation of Beowulf and is set to take place on December 5 from 6:30-8:30 pm.Play Book Tag: The Bean Trees – Barbara Kingsolver - 5 stars Human relationships to nature, religion and naming were also some of the themes that came up within the two hour conversation. The discussion flowed easily without pause or tension. The women in the group focused on their appreciation for Kingsolver’s emphasis on the ability of a diverse group of women within the book to overcome hardships. in ecology to those simply with an interest in Barbara Kingsolver’s works. Those who came to the talk had diverse backgrounds from an ecologist and a student getting her Ph.D. Madison focused on directing questions that provided participants with the opportunity to discuss whatever they felt to be most important to their reading experience. This month’s book, The Bean Trees by Barbara Kingsolver, focuses on a variety of topics that are especially relevant to today’s political climate. The discussion on November 7 was led by Madison Myers, a graduate student studying English Literature at Colorado State. student from the English Department of CSU alongside a representative from the public library and the creator of the program, Ellen Brinks.
Rekindle the Classics is led each month by an M.A.
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