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The Three Weissmanns of Westport

"Schine's homage to Jane Austen has it all....A sparkling, crisp, clever, deft, ...

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Discuss The Three Weissmanns of Westport by Cathleen Schine

Did Joseph really like Felicity?

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Sep. 18, 2011
by marymargaretf

Why do women seem to struggle more than men after divorce?

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Sep. 14, 2011
by pennyn

What did you think about Schine’s choice to make Miranda and Annie much older than Jane Austen's characters?

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Sep. 05, 2011
by phyllisr

Does Roberts feel like a "tacked-on" character?

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Sep. 05, 2011
by phyllisr

Which of the women has the best approach to men?

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Sep. 01, 2011
by lynneb

What's your favorite funny moment?

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Aug. 31, 2011
by pennyn

What if Betty just said, " To heck with it all....I am fighting for Joseph!"

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Aug. 30, 2011
by debracoley

Three Wise Men?

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Aug. 30, 2011
by debracoley

One could argue that this is a novel "where no relationship works." Do you agree or disagree with this statement?

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Aug. 29, 2011
by sallyg

How do the parenting styles of Kit, Joseph, and Frederick compare and contrast?

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Aug. 29, 2011
by rosemaryk

Do you think it’s possible to outgrow your family role?

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Aug. 27, 2011
by scottishrose

Is it ever too late for romance?

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Aug. 27, 2011
by trezelineb

Generosity in Divorce?

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Aug. 26, 2011
by cristinav

How are Miranda and Annie similar and different? Do they have a typical sister-sister relationship?

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Aug. 22, 2011
by bettyt

Does this novel make a statement about whether "sense" or "sensibility" is the better character?

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Aug. 19, 2011
by marshas

How does the conclusion of Schine's novel compare with those of Austen's?

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Aug. 17, 2011
by kareng

Josie's view on life

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Aug. 15, 2011
by dave s

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