Discuss The Supremes at Earl's All-You-Can-Eat by Edward Kelsey Moore

Jul. 16, 2013
by rebeccar

Who would you cast in the movie version of this novel?

Jun. 01, 2013
by lisag

Did you like the writing format?

Jun. 01, 2013
by rebeccar

Have you ever seen or spoken to a ghost? Would you be willing to visit a "haunted" location?

May. 30, 2013
by lisag

In what ways do the differences in their characters bring them closer? Have you ever made friends with someone very different from you?

May. 20, 2013
by bettyt

What does Odette’s mother’s voice add to the story?

May. 20, 2013
by janen

Why do you think the author included Mrs Roosevelt as a character?

May. 17, 2013
by paml

Does the German translation title seem to change the story?

May. 12, 2013
by rebeccar

Eleanor Roosevelt's position on Segregation

May. 12, 2013
by rebeccar

Overall, what did you think about The Supremes at Earl’s All-You-Can-Eat?

May. 12, 2013
by rebeccar

Good Scenes for Movie Version

May. 07, 2013
by tillieh

Have you read other books similar in theme or setting to The Supremes? How does this book compare?

May. 07, 2013
by tillieh

Would this story have been as effective if it were set in any other region of the country? Did you find the southern Indiana setting fit the story well?

May. 07, 2013
by tillieh

Why did Clarice put up with infidelity in her marriage? Was it the sign of the times?

Apr. 24, 2013
by susanr

How did the ghostly elements help round out the story?

Apr. 24, 2013
by susanr

Do you think Barbara Jean will find happiness with Chick? How do you foresee their story ending?

Apr. 23, 2013
by beverlyj

In what ways does the diner itself shape the lives of the main characters and the community in general?

Apr. 22, 2013
by swchis39

Do you believe miracles are possible?

Apr. 19, 2013
by kathleenr

The Supremes grew up in times of major social change for both African Americans and women. What challenges did each have to overcome?

Apr. 19, 2013
by kathleenr

Does the author write convincingly from the perspective of women?

Apr. 19, 2013
by kathleenr

Why do you think people tell their dying friends and family all their secret confessions?

Apr. 19, 2013
by kathleenr

Why do you think this story worked with all the recurring themes: death, infidelity, friendships,sickness, alcoholism?

Apr. 19, 2013
by kathleenr

How did the churches that the Supremes grew up in shape who they ultimately became?

Apr. 17, 2013
by kathleenr

Playing Dumb to be Sexy

Apr. 17, 2013
by kathleenr

Triangle friendships don't always work out well. Why do you think this one does?

Apr. 17, 2013
by Beth350

How do the Supremes' mothers exert influence on their adult lives? Who is most like her mother as she gets older?

Apr. 11, 2013
by lorettaf

What do the men who love the Supremes give to the women they love? Why are the women able to look past their failings? Could you?

Apr. 10, 2013
by dorothym

How does humor help the Supremes survive the hard times? How does it help us all?

Apr. 10, 2013
by joanneg

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The Supremes at Earl's All-You-Can-Eat

Discuss The Supremes at Earl's All-You-Can-Eat by Edward Kelsey Moore

Why do you think the author chose Odette as a narrator?

Who would you cast in the movie version of this novel?

Did you like the writing format?

Have you ever seen or spoken to a ghost? Would you be willing to visit a "haunted" location?

In what ways do the differences in their characters bring them closer? Have you ever made friends with someone very different from you?

What does Odette’s mother’s voice add to the story?

Why do you think the author included Mrs Roosevelt as a character?

Does the German translation title seem to change the story?

Eleanor Roosevelt's position on Segregation

Overall, what did you think about The Supremes at Earl’s All-You-Can-Eat?

Good Scenes for Movie Version

Have you read other books similar in theme or setting to The Supremes? How does this book compare?

Would this story have been as effective if it were set in any other region of the country? Did you find the southern Indiana setting fit the story well?

Why did Clarice put up with infidelity in her marriage? Was it the sign of the times?

How did the ghostly elements help round out the story?

Do you think Barbara Jean will find happiness with Chick? How do you foresee their story ending?

In what ways does the diner itself shape the lives of the main characters and the community in general?

Do you believe miracles are possible?

The Supremes grew up in times of major social change for both African Americans and women. What challenges did each have to overcome?

Does the author write convincingly from the perspective of women?

Why do you think people tell their dying friends and family all their secret confessions?

Why do you think this story worked with all the recurring themes: death, infidelity, friendships,sickness, alcoholism?

How did the churches that the Supremes grew up in shape who they ultimately became?

Playing Dumb to be Sexy

Triangle friendships don't always work out well. Why do you think this one does?

How do the Supremes' mothers exert influence on their adult lives? Who is most like her mother as she gets older?

What do the men who love the Supremes give to the women they love? Why are the women able to look past their failings? Could you?

How does humor help the Supremes survive the hard times? How does it help us all?

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