Vianne’s sister, Isabelle, has other plans, though. With her husband gone to the Front, she has little choice but to succumb to the will of the Nazis in order to protect herself and her young daughter. When Nazis invade France, Vianne Mauriac from the quiet village of Carriveau, is forced to board an enemy officer. If you’re a Kristin Hannah fan, check out the book club questions and recipe for The Great Alone here on Book Club Bites! For The Nightingale, I’ve provided a recipe and discussion questions below, so if you are looking for food ideas and more, keep reading! The Nightingale Book Club Questions and Recipe Lavender Honey Here’s a brief summary of The Nightingale: And, by the end of it you’ll be holding your loved ones a little tighter. Either way, this book will leave you thinking. If you get that choice, it is a great option. The reader, Polly Stone, does a fabulous job with adding a French flare to just the right places. I was actually able to listen to it on audiobook, which was fantastic. And, a book with a steady plot full of twists and turns. The Nightingale is an all-encompassing experience that wears you out by taking you through the full range of emotions and leaves you contemplating life. And, after reading it, I thought THIS is exactly what a good story should be for a reader. I had been reading and studying fiction for a while when I decided to read The Nightingale. In fact, it was the book that stirred the passion in my heart again for reading and story telling.

If you haven’t read The Nightingaleby Kristin Hannah, I highly recommend it. The Nightingale Book Club Questions and Recipe

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