Sorry I will not be able to make it either, but I agree with Maggie’s question—one I also considered as I read the book. Interesting selection. Have a good discussion. Gloria
From: Grenier, Tina
Sent: Wednesday, January 18, 2012 9:07 AM
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Subject: FW: Could you forwrd to our group?
Hello, Hello!
Book group is tonight, at Prantes, 5 to 7 pm, be there or be square! No, just kidding, was fun to say though.
Have a great day & maybe see you later!
Tina
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From: Maggie Vertin [mailto:mvertin@wah.midco.net]
Sent: Tuesday, January 17, 2012 10:20 PM
To: Grenier, Tina
Subject: Could you forwrd to our group?
Sorry, I won’t be making it to the gathering tomorrow night. I read the selection and do have an overriding impression which has to do with the believability of the story. I keep wondering if it is, indeed, possible for someone to experience what Jimmy did through his early family life and later time in prison and still be able to emerge sane, law abiding and non-violent on the other side? It’s a question I am also poising to my two daughters, both of whom work as social workers with Public Defenders in major cities. . .it is a question I would also poise for your group discussion.
Sorry to be missing it,
Maggie
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