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The Story: Jacob's an Aspie and a complete hopeless at reading social cues and expressing himself to others. He's brilliant in many ways and an analytical forensic freak. One day, his tutor is terribly murdered and the evidences are all pointing to him. This hopeless Aspie has to face the Justice System and prove himself not guilty. With his AS behaviors, it is going to be difficult for him, his mother, Emma and his lawyer, Oliver.
My Thought: "House Rules" is my first read from Jodi Picoult and ...more
My Thought: "House Rules" is my first read from Jodi Picoult and ...more
A very interesting book. Kept me turning the pages to see where it would take me. I figured out the ending as soon as the drama unfolded but wondered how it would play out. It was a very descriptive book in describing the Asperger's Syndrome. There were a few incidents that I found in the book that were contradictions but only a couple. Good book.
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I love Jodi Picoult as an author. I always learn something when I read her books and they always make me think and sympathize with people in a difficult situation. I think this is one of her best books yet!
I really liked this book up until the end. I felt like Jodi really left you hanging on this book. I really liked Jacob's character, I thought he was so interesting.
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While this book was very predictable, I still really enjoyed it.
Apr 08, 2010
Christine
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Christine
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