The Book Vipers discussion
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Prisoners of Geography
Group Reads - Non-Fiction
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Group Non-Fiction Read Q2 2019 - Prisoners of Geography
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Things to consider:
1. Did you like the book?
2. Do you think that the author covers the subject adequately?
3. Do you like the tone and language of the book?
4. Was there any part of the book that was important or significant to you?
5. Have you learnt anything from the book?
6. Has reading this encouraged you to look for other books on the subject?