My Sister's Keeper

i loved all her books .

An amazing story of two sisters, one wanting to live and grow up the other ready to end the battle of cancer. I was brought to tears reading this book, i loved every part of it. i was surprised and brought to tears with how this ended so differently from the movie but i LOVED it all the same. this is a must read for anyone struggling with something like this in their family or just really looking for something good to read that will move you in more ways than one. i am currently looking for the book cause i would love to read it again, and i must recommend that if you like this book you should consider reading The vow, The Time travelers wife.both also really great books and movies as well.

"My Sister's Keeper" brought me to tears. A desperate family scenario painted from many different angles - just when I thought "yes that's how I'd feel", I'd be offered an alternative view that would be just as convincing. I was reading it for my book club, we sat up until late at night, discussing and arguing the many issues raised. How many novels do you recommend to both your teenage daughter and your mother-in-law?! A wonderful introduction to the world of Jodi Picoult.

This was my first Jodi Picoult book and definitely not my last. My Sister's Keeper gives the different perspective of each character and how they deal with Kate's cancer. It was an unexpected ending which kept you interested to the very end

have not yet read the book but seen the movie

thanks for the great read

i really enjoy this book

I am currently reading and it is great! I saw the movie but was sick when I watched it so I gotta rewatch.

Love this book - "That the people you love can surprise you every day. That maybe who we are isn't so much about what we do, but rather what we're capable of when we least expect it." ~ Jodi Lynn Picoult

This a kick butty book

I have read this book and have just watched the film...both book and film was fantastic ...film had me blubbering....only thing is ...they had different endings...which is a shame cos the book had better ending!!!!

saw the movie and had to go and get a box of tissues to wipe up all of the tears!! sooo sad but still great.

I've watched the movie so I 'm pretty excited to read the book the movie was so sad!

My sister's Keeper was a very emtional book. I cried in so many parts of this book. The movie wasn't as good as the book (in my opioin) . The book is always better than the movie.

that book was amazing, no words

i love this book. although the movie missed a lot of what was in the book, they both made me cry.

so sad. watched the movie as well and needed pack of tissues lol jk. sad storyline though. is it true??

this book was truly amazing, it made me cry...

Must read with a box of tissues nearby.

I loved how the story was laid out, and loved how the main character grew throughout the book. I also like how the book ended- it was a real-life, believale ending, and there was no "Everything always ends up perfect" B.S.

love this book

Loved the ending. A great book.

Loved this book. As with everyone else it made me cry and I was shocked at the two different endings. Excellent author and fantastic book.

Loved this book and also watched the film. Great

i have seen the movie and wow talk about wanting to cry i am so gonna read this book

Wow what an ending! If you don't like showing emotion then I recommend you read this in solitude!

Would love to see the movie.

Loved both the film and the book but they had completley diffrent endings??

This was my first Jodi Picoult book and it got me hooked on her novels it was a great story

I have just finished this book. Yes it was good and yes it made me cry and made me think. I liked the way each chapter is written from another character's viewpoint. But still it was a little boring in places and a little bit courtroom-drama-ish. JP did include the romance between the solicitor and his long-time ex which was a welcome light releif. Don't get me wrong I'm glad I read it :-)

this is the first book that made me cry too. i not only cried i bawled. it makes you think about how you treat people and your loved ones. i dont take my family for granted anymore. keep the tissues handy . this is one of my all time favourites

This is the first book that ever made me cry.