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Sophie Strachen
Best friend of the protagonist eho never writes a letter throughout the novel
Rob Dartry
Protagonist's former fiancé
Elizabeth McKenna
Unconventional woman and guiding spirit of the literary society since its inception
Sidney Stark
London publisher and brother of Sophie
Izzy Bickerstaff
Pseudonym of protagonist
Christian Hellman
German soldier who fathered Kit
Remy Giraud
Survivor of Ravensbruck who is physically and emotionally fragile
Eben Ramsey
Fisherman and admirer of Shakespeare who is the"wise old man" in the novel
Dawsey Adams
First islander to correspond with the protagonist
Adelaide Addison
The voice of "Christian consternation and concern" who accuses islanders of being immoral
Eli Ramsey
Transported to England during evacuation but returns to Guernsey after 5 years
Juliet Ashton
Proposes to the pig farmer
Amelia Maugery
Maternal figure who mentors Juliet
Kit McKenna
Child who fills void and becomes protagonist's focus and source of joy
Mark Reynolds
Wealthy American publisher who courts the protagonist
Isola Pribby
Herbalist, phrenologist, and island eccentric
Charles Lamb
Literary figure who sparks initial epistolary correspondence of novel
John Booker
Opportunistic valet who maintains a sense of humor despite his concentration camp experience
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Guernsey is an island in the English Channel located between Germany and France
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Anne Bronte is the subject of Juliet's first book, an autobiography
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The Germans arrived in Guernsey in June, 1940
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Letters of recommendation sent to the islanders reveal the protagonist to be impulsive, rash, and somewhat dishonest
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Elizabeth's character mirrors Juliet's in many ways
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Guernsey inhabitants, who are both eclectic and eccentric, are bonded by tragedy
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Lord Tobias Penn-Piers assumed a false identity
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Friendship and literature prove to be crucial to the islanders' survival
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Potatoes are not a repeated motif in the novel
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The letters of Oscar Wilde involve Solange, the feline, and Granny Pheen
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Hellman and Adams do not share an interest in Charles Lamb
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The next book Juliet writes will focus on Elizabeth McKenna's experience
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This novel is set in 1946 London
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An epistolary novel is composed of a series of letters
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A thematic focus of the novel is the triumph of the human spirit in the face of suffering and loss
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Will Thisbee is a Shakespearean character mentioned in the novel
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Journalism, literature, travel, and diversity underscore the authors' characterizations and inform thematic ideas