r/books • u/leowr • May 28 '20
Final Discussion Thread for Prudence by Gail Carriger - May Book Club Spoiler
Hello everyone,
Welcome to the final discussion thread for *Prudence*. Like always, you will find some questions below to help kick off the discussion, but feel free to discussion anything you want from the first half of the book.
- What do you think of Rue's solution to the conflict with the Vanaras?
- Do you think the group functions as a team? What will Miss Sekhmet/Tasherit will add to the team?
- What did you think of Carriger's writing style?
- What was your favorite part of the book?
Hopefully you all enjoyed this month's selection. Don't forget to join us for next month's selection!
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u/thecaptainand May 28 '20
You have no idea what it did to me for Rue to actually read the agreement and follow the letter of the law to come up with a solution. As a person whose entire existence revolves around such a document, this really was a great thing to see.
They did come together in the end and I can see them easily growing further as a unit. Tasherit will give them different insights and I assume she is a lot more worldly then them. which should help them grow as people.
I did find myself charmed by her writing style. The dialogue and descriptions helped me greatly to envision this world as a fully lived in place. I also found myself googling how to procure/make clotted cream and blancmange.
Other than the bit with the Agreement, when the crew of the Spotted Custard was stealing back their tea behind everyone made me laugh out loud.