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Which words and phrases help you picture Josiah Linden's house?

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What kind of mood do these words and phrases establish?

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Pull out one example of figurative language.

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What does Peter say about Mr. Linden?

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How does Carol react to what Peter says?

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How does the description of the inside of Mr. Linden's home compare with the description of his home at the beginning of the story?

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What are some of the sensory words and phrases that help you picture what Carol experiences as she enters Mr. Linden's library?

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How does the illustration on page 235 enhance the story?

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How is this part of the text different from the main text?

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What idea from the main text does this page show?

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Why does the author include this section and illustration as part of the story?

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How would you describe Carol?

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How are Carol and Mr. Linden alike?

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How does Carol respond to being invited for tea? What does this reveal about her perspective?

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Why do Carol and her mother visit Mr. Linden this time?

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What does Carol do when she is left alone in the library?

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How is the story excerpt in paragraph 42 different from the first time Carol read it?

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How does the changing italicized story affect the main story and the reader's experience?

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What does Carol notice about Mr. Linden's book?

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What problem does Carol want to solve? How does she try to solve the problem?

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Based on details in the story, make a prediction about what you think Carol will do next.

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What effect does Mr. Linden's book have on Carol?

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Why doesn't Carol tell her mother about the book?

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What does Carol want to do the next time she visits Mr. Linden?

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How does this illustration add meaning to the story’s conflict? (pg. 242)

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How does the author reveal Carol‘s and Mr. Linden’s different perspectives about the mysterious book?

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How does Mr. Linden react when Carol asks about the mysterious book he's reading?

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How does this interaction add to the story’s conflict?

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Summarize what happens after Mr. Linden dies.

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Explain what you think will happen after Carol takes the book.

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How does the illustration help you share in Carol’s experience?

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Why does Carol throw the book down?

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Do you think she regrets taking the book? Why or why not?

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How the author reveals Carol and Mr Linden is Mr Linden find not a very good book and Carol sees it like a interesting book