How has reading this book changed your opinion of a certain
person or topic related to the creation (and theft) of the atomic bomb?
Do you think this book would be more effective in
novel/paperback format? With more pictures/images?
Do you feel it was important for Sheinkin to include stories
from the Japanese survivors? What was the effect of including them?
What did you find surprising about the facts presented in
“Bomb”?
How was dramatic tension created and sustained even though most
readers would know how the story ends? What role do cliffhangers and mood
shifts have in “Bomb”?
What would you have done in Harry Gold’s place when he is asked
to steal documents from his factory?
What about when he is pressured via blackmail?
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