The Berry Pickers—Reader's Guide and Book Club Kit (Amanda Peters) challenge (A printable version is also

(A printable version is also available

It connects the novel's core themes—grief

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Solo readers and journalers who want the reflection prompts and psychological context without a group

and whether a fracture that lasts twenty-five years can ever truly heal

The Berry Pickers—Reader's Guide and Book Club Kit (Amanda Peters) challenge (A printable version is alsoThe Berry Pickers is a quiet, devastating novel about a Mi'kmaq child taken from a blueberry field in 1962 and the fifty years of grief, guilt, and misdirected living that follow. Two narrators tell the story over decades: Joe, the six year old boy who was the last person to see his sister before she vanished from a Maine blueberry field, and Norma, who grows up in a white household in Maine haunted by fragments of a life she doesn't remember living.