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The Golem of Paris
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The Golem of Paris
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Reading Guide Questions for The Golem of Paris
1.) When The Golem of Paris opens, Detective Lev refuses to trust the Special Projects division of the LAPD, his father, or his own senses. How does his distrust change over the course of the novel? Is Detective Lev right in his final assessment?
2.) The past—be it cold cases, glimpses into Bina Reich’s painful experiences, ancient lore, or political crises—plays a key role in the events that unfold. Should the characters explore their history or are they allowing themselves to be governed by it?
3.) Though Detective Lev, Mai, and Special Projects may share the same enemies, they are not always on the same team. Who are the heroes and the villains among these crucial figures? Do the main characters always do the right thing?
4.) Detective Lev seems to have varied relationships with the members of Special Projects. What does this say about the group as a whole? Are all of the officers on the same page or do they have different aims in mind? How important is it for a collective to agree on how to arrive at a shared goal?
5.) In the final pages, Mallick says, “I’m not designed to operate in today’s world. None of us are. Media. YouTube… We’re forever scrambling to play catch-up.” Do you think he has a reason to be worried? Is it possible to keep a secret in the modern era?
6.) What is the significance of naming in The Golem of Paris? Bina Reich, for example, changes hers twice in her life.
1.) When The Golem of Paris opens, Detective Lev refuses to trust the Special Projects division of the LAPD, his father, or his own senses. How does his distrust change over the course of the novel? Is Detective Lev right in his final assessment?
2.) The past—be it cold cases, glimpses into Bina Reich’s painful experiences, ancient lore, or political crises—plays a key role in the events that unfold. Should the characters explore their history or are they allowing themselves to be governed by it?
3.) Though Detective Lev, Mai, and Special Projects may share the same enemies, they are not always on the same team. Who are the heroes and the villains among these crucial figures? Do the main characters always do the right thing?
4.) Detective Lev seems to have varied relationships with the members of Special Projects. What does this say about the group as a whole? Are all of the officers on the same page or do they have different aims in mind? How important is it for a collective to agree on how to arrive at a shared goal?
5.) In the final pages, Mallick says, “I’m not designed to operate in today’s world. None of us are. Media. YouTube… We’re forever scrambling to play catch-up.” Do you think he has a reason to be worried? Is it possible to keep a secret in the modern era?
6.) What is the significance of naming in The Golem of Paris? Bina Reich, for example, changes hers twice in her life.
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