Keeping Faith | 
pickThis was an enjoyable read, but with some unlikeable characters. Didn't care for the obligatory romance. I felt that how Faith talked was too mature, did not fit her age at all. Ending was expected. Writing is good, subject is interesting.
TBR since 18/3/2011; 468 pages.
pickThis was a fun read that wasn‘t all roses, but still left some things unsettled and pushed an optimistic message.
so-soWhile an interesting concept this definitely isn‘t a favorite Picoult story for me. I honestly couldn‘t stand the mother character and I couldn‘t see how the court case at the center of the story would have logically gone any other way (so no real surprises there). The ending was also very vague, which in this case was somewhat annoying. That being said it‘s still wonderfully written as all Picoult novels are and gave a lot to thing about. 🌟🌟🌟
pickThis was my January bookspin! #bookspin @TheAromaofBooks
My review of this book can be found on my YouTube Vlog at:
https://youtu.be/zKrzpjVM040
Enjoy!
pickI really liked this book. It was a Jodi P from the late 90s that I‘d never read and it had everything I like about her writing: controversial topics, in depth characters, believable dialogue, etc. A very fast and satisfying read!
pickFaith is a 7 yr old with no religious background but starts talking about “my guard”, spontaneously recites bits of the Bible, and develops stigmata wounds. Good story telling by this author, however I had major issues with continuity… @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks sent me this a couple years ago, Thanks Misty! 💛 My reading has slowed, but I‘m still working through my Alphabet Challenge using my shelves. 3/5⭐️s
My next set of books has arrived! I will be reading ‘Keeping Faith‘ next as it was chosen by my bookclub at work :)
pickI enjoyed this book. I wouldn‘t say it was one of my favorites by Jodi Picoult, but I liked the story and the concept. I was hoping for an ending that had more of a resolution to it. I thought it was nice how it came together, but it still left me with a lot of questions in the end. Overall, I enjoyed it, but it wasn‘t my favorite book by her.
pickRating: 4.5 ⭐'s
Review: The first 5 chapters were slow for me but after that the story picked and drew me in.
This book was about a 7 year old in the middle of a divorce and custody battle between her parents and people question why she has talks with God.
pickAlways like Picoult‘s books. How did I miss this one? Faith is seven and after her mom and dad separate she begins talking to her guard who is thought to be God. Problem is that Faith is Jewish and begins reciting items from the Bible and also has stigmata. Makes you think about religion and how people react to others beliefs. Not my favorite Picoult book but I enjoyed the different topics. Why can‘t God talk to children?😏
Religion, autism, end of life choices, organ donation, medical ethics, sexual identity, school shootings and bullying, racism, teen suicide and many other topics that make us #think... Jodi Picoult is one of my favorite authors because of her diversity and the way she makes #think about these issues from all points of view... nothing is ever just black and white...
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I think we can all agree that Jodi Picoult's books are #controverial!!! One of my favorite authors! I know some people don't like her tho, but that's ok!!!
pickI've seen mixed reviews about this one but I really liked it. But I don't know I Jodi Picoult book that I haven't liked! #litsyatoz
Fantastic haul yesterday at the Bookbarn in Somerset! £19 for these 18 books!
pickAs usual, Jodi Picoult did well with this book. Keeps you thinking and you can always tell she does her research. I loved this one for sure!
pickLoved the strong female characters, the fearless look at recovering from depression, and the truthful acknowledgement of how simultaneously difficult and rewarding it is to be a mother.
