Louise
posts on 1/3/2010 3:53:28 PM
Im writing an essay about the Tenth Circle (which is due this week) but i cant remember what conflicts there is in the novel. PLEASE HELP.
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emily holder
posts on 10/31/2009 6:50:39 PM
i'm doing a book report on " my sisters keeper " dur htis monday. My uncle recently passed away, so for me to read this whole book, has been really diffucult. Can anyone tell me the setting,hook,rising action, climax, falling action and resolution of this story? Any help will greatly be appreciated!
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kaylee
posts on 8/26/2009 6:06:14 AM
uhmm do any of you guys know where the story is set its because im doing a book report and im behind and havent red the hole book and um need to know as my book report is due this coming friday or this coming monday :)
iff any of you's could reply and tell me that would b great and i would b thankfull
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Ambur
posts on 10/17/2008 9:49:07 AM
The book Vanishing Acts is very intreguing, and exquisist. It's also hard to finsish one day before the book report is due, tho i'd love to continue reading it i really need some extra help with the ending.
so someone who's read it or maybe just a little farther than me could you help me out please?
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T.hlubi
posts on 6/4/2008 2:21:00 PM
I have 1 word for this book, AMAZING! nd heartbreakin .
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danaa
posts on 11/2/2006 7:35:26 AM
i'm writing an essay about "my sister's keeper" and so far i have only written the introduction,plot summary and about the characters but i don't know where to go next. help! my essay question is "a study of how sara had a poor relationship with anna and how nearer the end she starts to appreciate her.
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posts on 5/25/2006 4:31:08 PM
I like to read books that are recommended, I was at Barnes and Noble just scanning the shelves and picked up Plain Truth. Since then I've read My Sisters Keeper, Vanishing Act and Perfect Match. I have recommended Jodi's books to friends and my book club. Everyone loves them. My only request would be that Jodi not use the foul language. It doesn't add anything to the quality of the book and is offensive to read. Please keep writing, just keep that suggestion in mind.
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posts on 5/20/2006 3:31:35 PM
This book was just amazing, I knew after my friend recomened it to me that it was going to be great! but boy was I surprised when I started reading it and it was an amazing story that to me symbolized the right to independence and the bond of sisterhood! It was a truly beautiful story.
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Mary Lynn
posts on 2/21/2006 1:48:54 PM
Hi i am a 16yearold reader i thought this book was really touching it had so many discriptive detail...one of the best yet! This book taught me a lot that i did not know. Since this book was reccomended to me i asked the librarian to get me all of her book and i hear a great deal of discussion over the book SECOND GLANCE...so i am looking forward to reading it.
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Amanda
posts on 2/10/2006 2:12:39 AM
Since my 16 year old sister has been diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia, I have been frequently writing about it in numerous blogs, and i'm starting to write a book about it. Someone reading my blog, recommended "My Sister's Keeper" to me, and I just finished it after laughing, crying, and waiting impatiently to read the next page to find out what is going to happen next. I like how Jodi Picoult brings out everyone's personal point of view, so that we can understand what every individual is going through. But the end of the book confused me. After about page 405, it went back to page like 344, and I was wondering if it's supposed to be like that, or if it's a mistake from printing it. I'm thinking it was just a unique form of writing, but I just want to be sure i'm not missing anything. Because I wasn't really all that satisfied with this ending. If this is a printing mistake, I need to know if there's something more!
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