Hey guys! Here are some discussion questions if you read Eternal Treblinka:
1.) The book includes some graphic imagery. Did you struggle with this? 2.) Charles Patterson had trouble getting this book published. Were you surprised by this? Why or why not? 3.) The author argues that humans' history of animal abuse and exploitation contributed to their abuse and exploitation of other humans. Do you agree or disagree? 4.) Did Eternal Treblinka change your views in any way or was this information you already knew? 5.) Who do you think the intended audience for this book is? 6.) What was your favorite part of Eternal Treblinka? 7.) What was your least favorite part? 8.) How would you rate the book? Why?
1.) The book includes some graphic imagery. Did you struggle with this?
2.) Charles Patterson had trouble getting this book published. Were you surprised by this? Why or why not?
3.) The author argues that humans' history of animal abuse and exploitation contributed to their abuse and exploitation of other humans. Do you agree or disagree?
4.) Did Eternal Treblinka change your views in any way or was this information you already knew?
5.) Who do you think the intended audience for this book is?
6.) What was your favorite part of Eternal Treblinka?
7.) What was your least favorite part?
8.) How would you rate the book? Why?
Looking forward to hearing everyone's thoughts!