Jodi Picoult's new novel, Change of Heart, is on sale today and in what's sure to be her next reading group hit, she asks the question: could you forgive someone you hate to save someone you love?
You can see a promotional video narrated by Jodi for the book here, and read an excerpt here, a Q&A here, and check out the reading group guide here. 
I'm curious to know how many of you have read one of Jodi Picoult's novels in your book groups. Send me a note in the comments about which one you've read and what you thought. I'll send a copy of either The Pact or Keeping Faith to the first 20 commenters.
We read My Sister's Keeper for an online book club and I thought it spurred some great discussions about the ethical issues of being a parent with a sick child.. and conceiving another to help the first. Very intersting!
Posted by: Stephanie | March 05, 2008 at 05:38 PM
SilverDell Of Kirkham
in association with Lancashire Life Magazine
Would like to annouce our latest SIlverDell Literary Lunch Event
Jodi Picoult
12.30 on Tuesday 5th May
at the Grand Hotel, St.Annes-on-Sea, Lancashire
Tickets are available only from SilverDell - £37.50 each, which includes a signed copy of Jodi's latest book "Handle with Care",
drink and canapes on arrival, two course lunch and coffee, followed by a talk by Jodi.
01772 683 444 www.silverdellbooks.com
Posted by: SilverDell | April 11, 2009 at 05:35 AM
we read my sister's keeper, and it was definitely the most productive discussion we've had! what a great book!
Posted by: Leah | October 18, 2009 at 03:25 PM
I read my Sister's Keeper. I found myself upset that the book did not end the way that I thought it should. It was one of the first times I felt myself upset with an author for choosing to end a book a certain way. However, when I went to see the movie years later. I found myself upset again that they would change the ending. It retrospect My Sister's Keeper is one of those novels I will never forget.
Posted by: Renee Gomberg | October 24, 2009 at 01:30 PM
Known for expertly blending provocative themes with family conflicts and difficult moral choices, Jodi Picoult keeps her readers riveted with heartfelt yet impeccably researched novels, like the richly suspenseful Second Glance and the poignant and controversial family drama.
Posted by: סדנאות שוקולד | April 06, 2011 at 09:15 AM
I read my life with a group of ninth graders. What a great book for this age group! We have had many interesting discussions, although the group was disappointed at the end ..
Posted by: גני אירועים בקיסריה | August 24, 2011 at 08:14 AM