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pickJodi Picoult is a master at writing novels based around hot topics… Jacob, an 18 year old boy with Asperger‘s, looks incredibly guilty in the murder of his social skills tutor, but did he do it and how does he get a fair trial when our court system is stuck in the past. Complex, compassionate and incredibly thought provoking.
so-soInteresting novel about an 18year old with Asperger's syndrome who is obsessed with forensic analysis. A young girl is dead, but how did she die?... and who killed her. Read more to find out.
pickJodi Picoult never ceases to amaze me with her ability to deep dive into a controversial subject with such story telling abilities. I loved the content and story of this book and can appreciate the subject as a mental health therapist. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
pickI enjoyed this book. It pulled at my heartstrings. I rooted for them and I liked the way it ended. But I don‘t know. Something felt off. The main character had high functioning Asperger‘s (yes I know that‘s old terminology but the book is ten years old). Something about him didn‘t feel authentic to me. Maybe I don‘t have enough experience with this type of ASD but it didn‘t sit right with me. #autism #asd #autismawareness
I found this incredibly gorgeous lake to sit and read by while my girls were in dance class today. It was a lovely way to spend the afternoon.
It‘s windy and rainy here today. So much so I had to run out in the rain and save my plants that were on the tiered bed when it fell over. Now I think the rest of the day should be spent curled up with my book. What do y‘all think? ;)
Never is there a person with more false hope than a mom who brings her book to the beach. #momlife #bookwormmom #beachreading
📚 House Rules
📚📚 Kristin Hannah
📚📚📚 How To Lose a Guy in Ten Days (I love Kate Hudson!)
📚📚📚📚Heart 🖤
📚📚📚📚📚 Hello (Adele)
#ManicMonday
#litsylovegetting2knowu
1. Account executive for environmental compliance software
2.jodi piccoult, Ken Follett , rainbow rowell, Fredrick Backman, Stephen king, jk Rowling
3.nope
4. Netflix, Hulu, Disney plus, reading, board games, baking, and virtual hangouts
5. Not listening, rude people
6. Shot glasses, magnets, pop figures, pens and stickers
7. Reading, board games, baking, travel
8. Lizzo , Ariana grande, incubus, adele
#quarantine TBR pile on the right, thanks @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks for the two additions. #quarantine Have Read pile on the left. I have a feeling both piles will grow as this all unfolds. Stay safe everyone, at least we have our books and #litsylove #quaranTBR
pickBook 24
I listened to this courthouse murder mystery with an 18yo suspect with asperger's. The voice acting was annoying at times, but it was engaging and kept me guessing how it would end. The ending felt rushed after the length of the book and a little anticlimactic, but an enjoyable read. 3.5
pickIt‘s only fitting that this was one of my final reads of the decade since I read it in 2010 too. I love love this book! Jodi picoult is my favorite author #auldlangreads #2010 #pastreading #day6 #readin2010
So this is me in 2010 on a cruise! 🛳 I can‘t believe it‘s been 10 years! At that time I was reading alot of Nicholas Sparks, Elin Hilderbrand, and Jodi Picoult 📚❤️
#Bookyoureadin2010
#Auldlangreads
Anyone have a bookstagram and are involved in #theeggplantstack challenge? It was super fun and cute to do! ☺️
1. Jodi Picoult is one of my most favorite authors, and I've never read anything by her that I didn't like, but House Rules is my favorite. 😊
2. I think it was Life of the Party with Melissa McCarthy...? It's been a long time since I've seen a movie in the theater.
3. Watermelon! 🍉🥰
4. Too many to count - I have a big extended family.
5. Hi, everyone! 🤗🤗
#FriyayIntro @howjessreads
pickI LOVED this book. A tear jerker, emotional, suspenseful, fulfilling. This book had a little bit of everything and was such an eye opener into the world of a child with Autism. Would recommend to anyone
pickFinished this book today, and I loved it! Definitely recommend it to anyone that hasn‘t read it yet.
This is my current read. I‘m more than halfway done the book, and it‘s been a really good book, but it does have its sad moments.
panShame. I usually like Jodi Picoult books. But this one was too long, very repetitive, and predictable. The review on the back promised 'a strong whodunnit element' but it was obvious what happened and the avoidance of solving the crime felt manufactured and out of character. The voices in the story weren't differentiated enough and Jacob's in particular had a self awareness and analysis that didn't fit with his diagnosis of Asperger's.
I have zero #purplebooks. Not a one. This is a listing from Etsy...a cool option if you need certain color books for decorating purposes! #springintoreading
https://www.etsy.com/listing/679528600/set-of-7-purple-books-home-or-wedding?ga_...
“Picoult writes with unassuming brilliance.” -Stephen King
About half way through this one and it is GOOD! Jodi Picoult‘s books are always easy to devour. So far I would recommend this one as one of her go to great reads! #beachbooks #floridalife #litsywelcomewagon
“I personally subscribe to the belief that normal is just a setting on on the dryer.”
I love that Jodi Picoult‘s books are always about real life situations/disorders. This one is about a boy with Asperger‘s accused of murder....
#DisabilityReads
#LiteraryLuck
pickThis was a really good one by Jodi Picoult. She is so skilled at taking topics that we hear about and making them personal. This book gets into the mind of a by with Aspergers and his family and the people around him. I didn‘t put this one together in the end at all and was really impressed with the detail and the ethical questions that still have me thinking.
Just started this book and so far enjoying it. Love Jodi Picoult.
pickThis is one of the lesser-known Jodi Picoult novels, however I enjoyed it immensely. I loved Jacob's character, and being immersed into the mind of someone with Asperger. I did read some reviews saying Picoult's description of Asperger was not accurate - I don't really know anyone who has the syndrome, so I can't say one way or the other. But the book was a beautiful, compelling read.
“I fought so hard to have Jacob mainstreamed at school - not just so that he could see the way other kids behaved but because other kids needed to see him, and to learn that different isn‘t synonymous with bad.”
pickAsperger‘s Syndrome & Murder. I liked this book but the amount of time spent in the courtroom scenes, would‘ve made it more interesting to me
⭐️⭐️⭐️/5
Kiddo is sleeping so now it‘s mommy-time. Hopping between three books right now. One on my Kindle, an Outlander book and this 👆🏼. Tonight is a House Rules kind of night.
Volunteering at a book store is spendy... I will probably add to the pile before I leave!
panUgh. This book. First of all, there‘s a huge anti-vaxxer message in it which just made me angry. Second, it was totally obvious what happened in the story from the first 50 pages or so.. and the characters just dance around it for 500 freaking pages. The story development here was just awful. Ended up skimming the last 1/3 because I couldn‘t do it anymore.
Book 8 for #13books13weeks. Only a few chapters in, but good so far.
pickPicoult never disappoints! Enjoyed this read immensely and was happy it didn‘t leave me in a pool of tears like most of her books.
"Mom, I'm gonna go look through books in your shed."
"Again?"
I'm bringing these babies home with me. I just couldn't part with some garage sale stuff.
My #puzzlepieces are for Autism, since April is Awareness month. This book follows a boy with autism as he tries to help policemen solve a crime. With lots of unexpected plot twists, this was a fairly decent read. I've only ever read a few of Picoult's books and this is the one that stands out most. #HopIntoSpring @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
pickOne of my top Jodi Picoult books!! Jodi always does a great job of writing all the intricate details about a difficult subject in a way that makes you never want to put the book down. This one had me hooked and wondering till the very end. #aprilbookishmadness #childprotagonist . Also for #readingresolutions and #aprilbookishmadness #favoriteauthor
On the other hand, I think cats have Asperger's. Like me, they're very smart. And like me, sometimes they simply need to be left alone.
Sharing the #litsyswapguidelines for all to see that plan to sign up for future swaps!!
#2018reads
1. See photo
2. Dear Martin
3. Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society
4. The Child Finder
5. Far From the Tree
@CharissaWeaksAuthor
Just a few of the books I'm looking forward to in 2018 😉
so-soThis story has the same dynamics with "My SIster's Keeper". It just had a different set of characters and a different "sickness" but "House Rules" is still a must-read. I liked it because I work with special needs children and can relate with the story. However, if you're expecting a really emotional book then it does not compare to "My Sister's Keeper".
A #dangeroustype of person is one who makes decisions without knowing all the information or based on their ignorant, prejudice opinions.
#rockinmay @Cinfhen
