
This book serves as a discussion guide for William Kent Krueger's novel Ordinary Grace, offering conversation starters to explore its themes of loss, faith, and coming-of-age.
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This book serves as a discussion guide for William Kent Krueger's novel Ordinary Grace, offering conversation starters to explore its themes of loss, faith, and coming-of-age.
Ordinary Grace: by William Kent Krueger | Conversation Starters Limited Time Offer: () When Frank Drum's family moves to New Bremen, they have no idea what heartbreak lies in the future for them. In the summer of 1961, the town sees five deaths, one of them being a member of the Drum family, Frank's sister. The different ways the family members and community deals with the deaths brings forth the issues and concerns of the times vividly. The book raises questions about racism, war, mental illnes...
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Minor mentions of death as a theme in the original story.
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Major focus on faith, forgiveness, and questions about God's role in tragedy.
No fantasy magic present.
No real-world occult content present.
Moderate discussion of social issues like racism and war from the 1960s.
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Minor references to mental illness and family tragedy.
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