I had a hard time about half way through this book and wasn't sure I was going to finish it but I kept slogging through and I'm glad I did! I read in bed last night until I couldn't focus then sat on the couch this morning reading until I finished.
As usual, Picoult weaves an absorbing tale and writes with such gentleness and illumination that I just love swimming in her words.
Faith is seven years old and talks to God. Her parents have just split up and both want custody. That sounds very simplistic but there is so much more to this thought-provoking novel about beliefs. Definitely worth the time to read, even through the middle doldrums.
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I haven't had a chance to read this particular book yet, but I would like to. I am glad it got better.
You know I've read most of Picoult's books but I don't think I've read this one. It does sound worth reading. I've found with a few of her books they have the middle doldrums and then get really good again.
I find her books best when on audio. I am not sure if I could hang with reading word for word.
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Thanks for your review...I need to check this one out. I have only read a few of hers, particularly My Sister's Keeper, but I need to explore all of her work.
Hi, Linda. I've read five or six Picoult books but not this one. It's on my list.
Do you have a favorite by her?
Shana
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I will have to check this book out.
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