Jodi Picoult

[tom riddle]

She's written around 17 novels, won an award for her novels, and her books are addictive.
Does anyone read her novels?

I've read all of them except Handle with Care. My favourites would be The Pact, Nineteen Minutes, The Tenth Circle and, Change of Heart.

[Pure Intuition]

I read My Sister's Keeper, that was a "good" book

I hope you get what I mean with ""

[xxxacid_kissxxx]

The Pact was suuuuuch a good book! So were Nineteen Minutes, Salem Falls and My Sister's Keeper but I think I liked The Pact the best. She came to a bookstore right by my house but I couldn't go see her because I had a choir concert to be at ugh I nearly died! haha

[tom riddle]

IA. The Pact is soo good. I bought it a few months ago and re-read it, i think i like Nineteen Minutes more now ;p

Originally Posted by Pure Intuition

I read My Sister's Keeper, that was a "good" book

I hope you get what I mean with ""

average? okay?

i have no idea lol. MSK isn't her best book though, you should read The Pact or Nineteen Minutes, they're much better and IMO more emotional. )

[xxxacid_kissxxx]

^Definitely agree with you there! My Sister's Keeper was is probably her most famous...but not necessarily her best!
Have you ever noticed that the story lines all have a lot of similarities? There's almost always a cop, sexual abuse, and a single mother with a daughter. Just something I noticed

[tom riddle]

Ja. i noticed that before, i think that sort of helps people guess the 'twists' at the end :P

She said in the Pact she was planning to kill the boy off instead of the girl but changed it because it made the story better. IMO the girl dying makes the book different from the other books because it's usually the girl [if it's a relationship] who's in trouble or something. :}