Change of Heart
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Now this was a real action packed chapter. As usual Jodi Picoult proves herself a great author. I definitely will be reading this book at some time in the future.
A man on death row wants to donate his heart so goes to court so he can be killed any other way than lethal injection as this would leave the heart unusable, the only other snag is he wants to donate his heart to the girl whose sister and father he killed.
Although i enjoyed this book it can get a bit far fetched and goes a bit too much into religion for my liking, i did like the way that Jodi brings a character from another book into it. Overall a thought provoking book.
Not to get in the middle of this argument but whoever reads this, here's to you. Why don't we all just mind our own business and whoever wants to call us "children " or "spammers" then let them call us that because I think we all know who's the children around here.
"when i first joined this everything was fine but then they came along"
i've been here for years and this is the first time i've had a problem why are you blaming it on us btw that was a spam!!!!!
calling us spammers your a spammer yourself!!!
oy devernxo we write incorrectly not because we don't noe how to spell but its because it makes it faster if u write the words short!
wat is this a grammar class?
and lietzel no one wants to noe about ur dog and life story!
Yeah devernxo, when I first joined this site everything was fine then the next week....they came along.
Hahah Lietzel, the dog bit made me laugh :P. They're also showing that they're too young to know what age you are classed as an adult at, in most countries. They all cannot form a simple sentence properly not to mention mostly every word is spelt incorrectly.
Lady luck, it certaintly is looking that way now, there was children on it before but they didnt spam they actually commented on the books, obviously this is out of hand now :/ Hopefully it'll change
Because they took it over. They need to make one for a younger age group and keep them seperate or something. Lovely, how could you possibly know me enough to call me a child? I am almost twice your age, I am married and have a house and dog. YOU are a child, I am an adult. Your statement clearly shows you have no idea what you are talking about. Not to mention you can't even spell correctly. Once again, this has nothing to do with books.
If the content and quality of the posts are anything to go by, this website is already for children.
how can u say children are pathetic they are not i think this website shud b 4 kids so no1 can call us spammers who's with me?!
If your a child your not going to know alot of adults Lovely, You kids are all pathetic. Atleast there are kids like cheezymac who act mature, and she knows simple english, which you spammers dont.
Blah Blah Blah!! Im wit Yasmine. Lietzel, u r only 22, still young. compared to all the people i know, u r no more of a child than we r!! And Bridget knows my opinion of her. Mwahahaha!!
They can grow up on their own time, right now they need to be banned from this site. I can't believe how incredibly rude that was. Telling me that I'm spamming, I was talking about books! That's all that seems to go on these days, children spamming and telling us, who are wanting to talk about books, that we're the spammers. I'm sick of this!!
@Bridget Oliphant: Please, please, please don't leave you are one of the very few on here that actually read and if enough people leave then the little kids are just going to use this website as a chatsite, and then the RR will probably change this website into a chatsite instead. Another reason not to leave is because you write good reviews. When I said that there were not very many people who actually read on here, well here are examples. These are the people who do: Devernxo, Lietzel, BookCrazy, FantasyBookWorm, Aamina Qurashi, Kim, Me, Bridget Oliphant(you), and a few others.
I hope you see this!
Reading Room this is why were having problems. This is suppose to a website where we could read and have fun, but instead we are fighting over who steals whose pictures and it doesn't even matter. Reading Room please handle this. Its kind of aggravating.
i know girl sometimes i like to read sometimes not, sometimes it can be boring and it can be fun at one moment .liezel:you need to quit spamming because the only thing you need to do is discuss about books please ma'ma mr.bidget:you need to quit spamming also because this site is not for spamming it is for dicussing about BOOKS.SO QUIT SPAMMING STOP SPAMMING SOMETIMES. I KNOW YOU ARE OLDER THAN ME BUT JUST QUIT SPAMMING SOMETIMES
I go through times like that. It's like all I ever want to do is read, read and read some more and then there always seems to be a few weeks or so every so often when I just need a break to do other things. And then I'm addicted again....vicious circle.
This was by far one of my favorite Picoult books. If only all books could grip and move me like her's do.
Who ok so sounds interesting but after my first attempt at a Jodi Picoult novel, I'm not sure I'll be reading any of the others books
Ian is the main one that is brought into it, they do refer to Faith and her mom in "Change of Heart"
@ I love books: Oops! Sorry but at least you know what I mean..... I think my mind drifted a bit then :) .
@ shellclifford: For me, "Keeping Faith" has been alright to understand.
Which of the characters from my book is brought into "Change of Heart"?.
It is in fact a character from Keeping Faith that is brought into this book but i did find Keeping Faith a hard one to get into, my favourite Picoult book is My Sisters Keeper, her best one by far.
Hi Shellclifford.
I'm reading a Judi Picoult novel at the moment which is " Keeping Faith ", and it is a good book but slow at parts.
It's my first go at Judi Picoult but I'm not sure if I'll read any other books from her..... I also have mixed feeling about her story telling.
I have enjoyed the 2 books of JP that I read. The first one was Nineteen Minutes and then I read My Sister's Keeper. I am glad that I read Nineteen first, because I found so much sadness in My Sister that I probably would not have been in a hurry to try another. Sometimes I don't want to read a book that breaks my heart.
