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    • How does this Digital Book Club work?

    Posted by The Editors , Nov, 2009 @ 8:16 am

    The goal of this digital book club is to foster discussion and procure a greater, deeper understanding of the book selection through questions, comments and interactions about the text. Ology’s Editors will post questions, considerations and reactions to the text every 2-3 chapters, and users are invited to respond via comment. Users can also sign up as an author for this blog and contribute whole blog posts in response to the story.

    If you experience any problems, or have any questions, please email: editor@ology.com

     Mark your calendars...

    Calendar: The dates below indicate when a blog post for each set of chapters will be posted. Users are invited to comment and share their experiences with each portion of the book after these dates.

    Nov. 30: Chapters 1-2

    Dec. 2: Chapters 3-5

    Dec. 4: Chapters 6-8

    Dec. 7: Chapters 9-11

    Dec. 9: Chapters 12-14

    Dec. 11: Chapters 15-17

    Dec. 14: Chapters 18-20

    Dec. 16: Chapters 21-23

    Dec. 18: Chapters 24-Epilogue

    Dec. 18-20: Readers are encouraged to see the film version of “LB” …participants in the sweepstakes will be entered to win free tickets!

    Dec. 21-27: Readers and Editors will post comments/reactions and comparisons to the film and book versions of “LB.”

    We look forward to sharing this book with you. Please don’t hesitate to join the conversation.

     

     

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