1. What do you think of the way this book is written? Do you enjoy the different excerpts from news articles, books, etc. incorporated into the story? Do you find them to be unnecessary or a distraction? 2. There seems to be very different views of Carrie shown through the characters of the story. For example, many of her peers at school think of her with disgust, while her neighbor, Stella Horan, feels sorry for her. Why do you think we are given so many different perspectives of Carrie? 4. How do you think the narrator of the story feels about Carrie? 5. We are told that Carrie is used to be bullied relentlessly, but the incident in the locker room seems to be much more intense than the other instances� Why do you think that is? 6. What do you think of the impact this story has had on society? Why do you think there have been so many adaptations of this story (i.e. multiple remakes, sequels, a musical, etc).
2. There seems to be very different views of Carrie shown through the characters of the story. For example, many of her peers at school think of her with disgust, while her neighbor, Stella Horan, feels sorry for her. Why do you think we are given so many different perspectives of Carrie?
4. How do you think the narrator of the story feels about Carrie?
5. We are told that Carrie is used to be bullied relentlessly, but the incident in the locker room seems to be much more intense than the other instances� Why do you think that is?
6. What do you think of the impact this story has had on society?
Why do you think there have been so many adaptations of this story (i.e. multiple remakes, sequels, a musical, etc).