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Nineteen Minute is absolutely and with no more doubts deserves to be one of the greatest books that I have ever read. The book is just more than amazing, at least to me is a masterpiece. Surely, this judgment may differ quite a lot, but most of the reviews praise Jodi Picoult for this book .She successfully managed to influence and drag the reader deep down to the novel. Knowingly or unwillingly, I may not be surprise to see tears streaming down your face by the book’s end; anger seethes its way
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This wasn't my favorite Picoult novel. The character development was excellent, and Picoult possesses a phenomenal ability to create empathy for both sides of a controversial topic. The ending was a real disappointment for me. I do not feel like the twist was fully explained, either through symbolism or a blatant verbal explanation. The book read very well until the ending, however, the final two chapters felt very rushed and I was somewhat disappointed.
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The devastating outcome of the childhood bullying of Peter Houghton. Sad, current, compelling evidence for anti-bullying lessons in classrooms and homes across America!
This book was very thought provoking. I enjoyed reading it.
Read the book a second time this year for a book club discussion...... still hard to read - still one of the best authors around along with Chris Bohj???
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