The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society Quiz

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Sophie Strachen

Best friend of the protagonist eho never writes a letter throughout the novel

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Rob Dartry

Protagonist's former fiancé

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Elizabeth McKenna

Unconventional woman and guiding spirit of the literary society since its inception

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Sidney Stark

London publisher and brother of Sophie

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Izzy Bickerstaff

Pseudonym of protagonist

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Christian Hellman

German soldier who fathered Kit

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Remy Giraud

Survivor of Ravensbruck who is physically and emotionally fragile

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Eben Ramsey

Fisherman and admirer of Shakespeare who is the"wise old man" in the novel

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Dawsey Adams

First islander to correspond with the protagonist

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Adelaide Addison

The voice of "Christian consternation and concern" who accuses islanders of being immoral

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Eli Ramsey

Transported to England during evacuation but returns to Guernsey after 5 years

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Juliet Ashton

Proposes to the pig farmer

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Amelia Maugery

Maternal figure who mentors Juliet

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Kit McKenna

Child who fills void and becomes protagonist's focus and source of joy

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Mark Reynolds

Wealthy American publisher who courts the protagonist

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Isola Pribby

Herbalist, phrenologist, and island eccentric

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Charles Lamb

Literary figure who sparks initial epistolary correspondence of novel

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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