Jodi Picoult
By beamsey
@beamsey (425)
Philippines
May 13, 2009 3:49am CST
What do you guys think of Jodi Picoult's books? I have read quite a few of her books and I found them captivating. It was hard for me to put her books down. Please share your thoughts. :)
4 responses
@Ingkingderders (3832)
• Philippines
22 May 09
i found them really captivating also, the first book I read was My sister's keeper, my sister recommended the book to me, and I love Jodi picoult from there.. I recently read vanishing acts and 19 minutes, and I also love it both. The twists in her stories are amazing and will leave you dumbfounded. Plus her books are cheap! hehe. =)
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@beamsey (425)
• Philippines
23 May 09
The first I read was Vanishing Acts. I agree with you. For some reason, her books are cheaper than most! :P But they have more quality in it than other expensive books. I guess it's in the publishing company who prints her books. It's very very good reading for such a price.
@patgalca (18174)
• Orangeville, Ontario
15 May 09
I have only read one of her books, "Plain Truth". I really enjoyed it and feel the author did a lot of research in order to write this book. I have every intention of reading more of her stories. I really want to see the movie "My Sister's Keeper" which will be coming out soon, though I would prefer to read the book first. Movies aren't as good as books and once having seen a movie I tend not to read the book afterwards.
Jodi Picoult is an amazing author and look forward to many more reads from her.
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@beamsey (425)
• Philippines
15 May 09
I have read "My Sister's Keeper" and I liked it very much. I think it was one of her best. I really want to see the movie too although I also believe movies can never actually top the book. But who knows? Maybe it'll be different.
Try reading "Keeping Faith". It's also an excellent read.
@Ravenladyj (22904)
• United States
13 May 09
I have been an avid reader since I was a kid but I can honestly say that I've never heard of Jodi Picoult....what genre does she write in?
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@beamsey (425)
• Philippines
13 May 09
It's hard to say which genre she writes in as her books have very different story lines. All have a twist to them though and that's what makes her works very captivating. Some have a love stories as minor stories but aren't really the point of the book. All of her books though seem to deal with moral issues/ethics that not many of us encounter but still happen in other people's lives.
@socitycourty (20)
• United States
13 May 09
The genre is called domestic fiction. I think her books are great. I just finished her new one, "Handle with Care". I think she's a really good writer who gets to your heart!
