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Jodi Picoult has reached a new level with her new book, Lone Wolf. This book dragged me into a story, that I was uncertain about and before I knew it I was firmly engrossed. So much so that I continued to read through the tears, laughter, pain and heartache until the end of the book.
Luke Warren, the main character, was a man who lived life within his own boundaries. To some that life excluded his human family. To others he was a man who was able to understand and be one with a pack of wolves. T ...more
Luke Warren, the main character, was a man who lived life within his own boundaries. To some that life excluded his human family. To others he was a man who was able to understand and be one with a pack of wolves. T ...more
Feb 27, 2012
Alexis Jacobs
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it was amazing
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The amount of research that goes into Jodi Picoult's books has always been evident, but this book really takes things to a new level. From the knowledge of the medical field, to the legal system to the science of wolves, you will not be disappointed.
The themes of love, family, and forgiveness is woven beautifully between the wolves and the human characters. As in Picoult's other novels, each chapter is from a different character's perspective and the story is laid out perfectly from beginning t ...more
The themes of love, family, and forgiveness is woven beautifully between the wolves and the human characters. As in Picoult's other novels, each chapter is from a different character's perspective and the story is laid out perfectly from beginning t ...more
Mar 05, 2012
Erika
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Really liked this book, but couldn't give it more than three stars. I enjoyed Lone Wolf more than I would have after seeing Jodi Picoult at the library last week, but still this novel was not one of my favorite Picoult books. It was too metaphorical at times, and some of the characters were not believable to me. I really, really enjoyed the voice of Luke Warren, whose voice focuses mainly on describing his time spent living with the wolves. Knowing this was based on a real-life person was incred
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My tenth Jodi Picoult novel, so that should tell you how much I enjoy her books. Seriously, they are amazzing in so many ways. This is the story of Luke Warren, a divorced father of two and well-known wolf biologist. His twenty-four-year-old son Edward has taken off for Thailand at the age of eighteen, and his seventeen-year-old daughter Cara has chosen to live with Luke instead of her newly-remarried mother's family. When Luke and Cara are in a tragic car accident which leaves Luke in a coma, C
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It was quite interesting, but denititely not one of my favourites this year, just ok.
I enjoyed this book. It was a little hard to get into at the beginning. I loved how the love of family really came together at the end. Im not sure how I would be able to make a decision like cara and edward did.
Jan 12, 2013
Jo
marked it as to-read
Feb 12, 2013
Angie
marked it as to-read
Mar 08, 2013
Kristin
marked it as to-read
Jun 11, 2013
Eileen
marked it as to-read
