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Distant Waves
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SWSuzanne Weyn

Four sisters aboard the Titanic navigate love, loss, and the supernatural in this gripping historical fiction novel.

historical fiction | 330 pages | Published in 2009

historical fictionyoung adultromancehistoricalfantasyfictionparanormalteentime travelsupernatural
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  1. Discuss the role of the Titanic in the novel 'Distant Waves'. How does its sinking impact the lives of the main characters?
  2. Analyze the theme of spiritualism in 'Distant Waves'. How does the belief in the afterlife shape the characters' actions and decisions?
  3. Compare and contrast the four main sisters, Jane, Mimi, Kate, and Emma. How do their personalities and aspirations differ, and how does this impact the story?
  4. Examine the role of science and technology in the novel. How does the scientific research conducted by the characters contribute to the plot?
  5. Discuss the historical context of 'Distant Waves' and its portrayal of early 20th-century society. How does the author incorporate real events and figures into the story?
  6. Analyze the relationship between Jane and Nikolai. How does their connection evolve throughout the book, and what challenges do they face?
  7. Explore the theme of feminism in 'Distant Waves'. How do the female characters challenge societal norms and expectations during a time of great change?
  8. Discuss the significance of the 'distant waves' mentioned in the title. What do they symbolize, and how do they relate to the overall narrative?
  9. Examine the portrayal of class differences in the novel. How do characters from different social backgrounds interact, and what commentary does the author provide on wealth and privilege?
  10. Analyze the use of foreshadowing in 'Distant Waves'. How do early hints and clues prepare the reader for the major events and revelations later in the story?