Workbook for The Dutch House: A Novel (Max-Help Workbooks) E-Book

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• Herausgeber: MaxHelp
• Kategorie: Geisteswissenschaft
• Sprache: Englisch
• Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2020

Beschreibung

Complete beginners can use this workbook for The Dutch House: A Novel by Ann Patchett  and find immediate help in applying its major lessons.

Ann Patchett’s latest novel, titled The Dutch House, is her eighth book and her first novel to revolve around historical fiction. The book was featured on the television show named A Read with Jenna Today Show. The audio version of the book released in the voice of Tom Hanks makes it an appealing read.
The novel revolves around a low-income family that turns rich overnight and then acquires the lavish mansion called ‘The Dutch House.’ It is the story of two siblings named Danny and Maeve and is narrated by Danny. Maeve becomes a motherly figure to Danny after they lose their family. With only each other as their support, the two grow into adults over a span of five decades and form strong bonds. 


Do you want to apply the major lessons to your daily life? The goal of this workbook is to help even the newest readers apply what may be the most critical lessons found in The Dutch House: A Novel by Ann Patchett. Results have shown that learning is retained best through repeated hands-on applications. With Max Help Workbooks, readers will be able to find distilled information categorized into major lessons with applicable exercise worksheets to maximize learning.

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•   Quiz questions as a resource to be used for yourself or others

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Disclaimer: This workbook is meant to further application as an unofficial companion guide of the original work and is not affiliated with, or intended to replace the original work in any way. We encourage readers to purchase the original work prior to purchasing this copy.
 

Leseprobe

Workbook for

The Dutch House:

A Novel

Ann Patchett

Max Help Books

By Dan Young

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Table of Contents

How to Use This Workbook for Enhanced Application

The Background Story of The Dutch House

Executive Summary of The Dutch House

Lesson #1: Change is the only constant. Adapting to change makes us successful.

Lesson #2: Family and friends should always be the top priority for everyone.

Lesson #3: You always have a choice.

Lesson #4: Home is where the family is.

Lesson #5: It is never too late to pursue your passion.

Lesson #6: All that glitters is not gold.

Lesson #7: Make peace with the past and look towards the future.

Lesson #8: You will get a chance to make amends, and when you do, do not miss it.

Meet the Author: Ann Patchett

Bonus Worksheet

How to Use This Workbook for Enhanced Application

Complete beginners can begin using this workbook for The Dutch House: A Novel by Ann Patchett to get immediate help of the major lessons found in this book.

The goal of this workbook is to help even the newest readers to begin applying major lessons from The Dutch House: A Novel by Ann Patchett. Results have shown us that learning is retained better through repeated real-life applications.

By using this workbook, readers will find categorized lessons that we believed were major in defining the crucial messages of the author in the book. There are questions devoted both for self or corporate usage and actionable steps through charts and analysis tables to stimulate a continued engagement with the main lessons in the book.

Take out a pencil, pen, or whatever digital technology you would put to use to jot down, implement, and make happen. And don’t forget to have fun - that’ll also keep you learning.

The Background Story of The Dutch House

For writing her newest novel, The Dutch House author Ann Patchett went through loads of research material and references to make her characters and story appear genuine and well fleshed out. Danny pursues a medical degree, but at his heart, he is a real estate businessman just like his father. To catch the nuances and daily proceedings of the real estate business, Ann Patchett did much research on the real estate around the ’60s and ’70s. Though her story was more about the relationship between the two siblings, she didn’t want the book to be just a hearsay version of novels. She spent most of her time reading, browsing books, and internet on the subject to make the struggle of Danny sound real. The author had an architect also known, coincidentally, as Cyril live as her neighbor. For grasping the efforts of real estate, she visited Cyril numerous times to understand the procedure and technicalities. Cyril owned a book explaining the architecture of houses in-depth, and the author had loved it. Cyril had described her, the differences between a neoclassical and a colonial home, and what each part of that particular estate was called. She requested a friend to find the book, and the friend bought her a copy of the same.