Some group members remarked that it read, at times, like a screenplay and they could imagine it as a film with New York as a feature or even a radio play. Even inanimate objects were described in particularly detail and thought e.g. The characters of Katey, Tinker and Eve were certainly brought to life expertly. They did agree that it was akin to the Great Gatsby in the air of superficiality of the 1930s. The majority of the group found the book enjoyable and liked the writing style which provided some beautiful phrases and passages. This title certainly triggered a lively debate. Elgin Library Evening Reading Group read Rules of Civility and discussed it at their most recent meeting.
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