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   • When Alice becomes disoriented in Harvard Square, a place she's visited daily for twenty-five years, why doesn't she tell John? Is she too afraid to face a possible illness, worried about his possible reaction, or some other reason?
   • After first learning she has Alzheimer's disease, "the sound of her name penetrated her every cell and seemed to scatter her molecules beyond the boundaries of her own skin.
   • Do you find irony in the fact that Alice, a Harvard professor and researcher, suffers from a disease that causes her brain to atrophy? Why do you think the author, Lisa Genova, chose this profession?
   • "He refused to watch her take her medication. He could be mid-sentence, mid-conversation, but if she got out her plastic, days-of-the-week pill container, he left the room" (pg.

2. www.nicoleamsler.com › still-alice-discussionStill Alice - Discussion Questions - Nicole Amsler

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   Feb 4, 2013 · To add more personal questions to the conversation, consider the following discussion questions related to Still Alice. Do you know anyone who has suffered from Alzheimer’s? How did it affect their loved ones and you?

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   Still Alice is a compelling debut novel about a 50-year-old woman's sudden descent into early onset Alzheimer's disease, written by first-time author Lisa Genova, who holds a Ph.

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   Discussion Questions for Still Alice are Listed. 1. When Alice becomes disoriented in Harvard Square, a place she's visited daily for twenty-five years, why doesn't she tell John? Is she too afraid to face a possible illness, worried about his possible reaction, or some other reason?

5. www.bookmovement.com › app › readingguideStill Alice by Lisa Genova Reading Guide-Book Club Discussion ...

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   Dec 2, 2014 · At once beautiful and terrifying, Still Alice is a moving and vivid depiction of life with early-onset Alzheimer’s disease that is as compelling as A Beautiful Mind and as unforgettable as Ordinary People.

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   Best Book Club Guide. Our Book Club page for Still Alice by Lisa Genova - includes Book Club Discussion Questions, Author Website, Book Summary, Talking Points, Review & Reader Comments

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   What's in the Still Alice study guide?

   • I'm not sure. Still Alice study guide contains a biography of Lisa Genova, literature essays, quiz questions, major themes, characters, and a full summary and analysis.

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   Is Alice a good book?

   • Still Alice is one of my favorite book club reads ever. I have a personal tie to Alzheimer’s, which slowly dissolved away my paternal grandmother, Isabelle. In an atypical disease such as this, many moments are true—even if the experience wasn’t exactly the same as rendered in the book. Telling the truth in a novel is exceeding difficult.

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   Why did Lisa Genova choose to tell the story from Alice?

   • Despite Alice's doctor's warning that 'You may not be the most reliable source of what's been going on' (pg. 54), Lisa Genova chose to tell the story of 'Still Alice' from Alice's perspective. As Alice's disease worsens, her perceptions indeed become less reliable. Why did the author make this choice? What do we gain, and what do we lose?

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8. www.kpl.gov › guide-still-aliceDiscussion Questions 12. - Kalamazoo Public Library

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   Still Alice is a compelling debut novel about a 50-year-old woman’s sudden descent into early onset Alzheimer’s disease, written by first-time author Lisa Genova, who holds a Ph.