One of the pleasures of novels is learning about different times, other places, unexpected ways of seeing the world. Setting aside the minor fact that novelists lie for a living, a novel can both open windows, and open minds.
This page might as well be titled For the Incurably Curious, and is intended to help readers in general, and teachers, librarians, and book clubs in particular, explore the worlds of Laurie R. King.
Laurie’s readers are a community, both in person and in online forums. If you, too, find that the novels stimulate both thought and conversation, here are a few tools you may find useful. And if you have a book club discussion of one of her books, be sure to let us know! A report, a suggestion for the reader guides, and photos are always welcome, at [email protected]
The LRK Virtual Book Club (on Goodreads)
Monthly discussions led by enthusiastic LRK readers, on a wide-ranging variety of books, sometimes with Laurie or other authors joining in.
Reader Guides
Book club discussion suggestions are available for:
The Beekeeper’s Apprentice
A Monstrous Regiment of Women
A Letter of Mary
The Moor
The God of the Hive
A Grave Talent
With Child
Folly
Dreaming Spies
The Murder of Mary Russell