Over the next month, you’ll have 14 different opportunities to join a face-to-face discussion of Flight of the Sparrow. See our events page for a list of dates, times, and locations. All book discussions are free, welcome newcomers, and most (if not all) include refreshments.
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Discussion guide and link to primary source
Our project humanist Jo Radner has prepared a discussion guide for Flight of the Sparrow. In it, she references Amy Belding Brown’s inspiration for the novel, Mary Rowlandson’s captivity narrative published in 1682. You can read Rowlandson’s narrative online or download to an ereader from the link below.