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How the Light Gets In by Louise Penny
How the Light Gets In
Published: 2013
How the Light Gets In is Book #9 of the Chief Inspector Gamache series
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Detecting The Wisdom of Gamache
Sleuth work: identify potential phrases that could be selected for discussion next week06/08/2024 -
The spirit of the Three Pines community
Identify a phrase that embodies this topic, discuss the quote and what it means to you or how it inspires you.07/08/2024 -
The humour of Louise Penny
Identify a phrase that embodies this topic, discuss the quote and what it means to you or how it inspires you.08/08/2024 -
An insight into human nature
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A historical detail of interest
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An enticing food moment
Identify a phrase that embodies this topic, discuss the quote and what it means to you or how it inspires you.11/08/2024 -
Discussion of The Wisdom of Gamache phrase chosen by Louise Penny
We encourage everyone to discuss the quote and what it means to you or how it inspires you.13/08/2024 -
The title is taken from a verse in Leonard Cohen’s “Anthem”. What meaning do these lyrics have in the story–and perhaps in your own experience?
Leonard Cohen’s “Anthem”: “Ring the bells that still can ring, Forget your perfect offering, There’s a crack in everything. That’s how the light gets in.”21/11/2023 -
How is goodness manifested in this book? What about evil?
On her website, Louise says, “If you take only one thing away from any of my books I’d like it to be this: Goodness exists.”22/11/2023 -
What does the stained-glass window, along with the events in the novel, say about courage?
Page 236 describes “the stained-glass window made after the Great War, showing bright young soldiers walking forward. Not with brave faces. They were filled with fear. But still they advanced.”24/11/2023 -
What would YOU like to discuss?
Burning questions? Favorite character? Alternate endings?25/11/2023
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