Harvesting the Heart: A Novel | Jodi Picoult

Harvesting the Heart: A Novel | Jodi Picoult | She did it again!

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	Harvesting the Heart: A Novel Jodi Picoult Penguin (Non-Classics), 1995 - 464 pages average customer review:based on 90 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Loved This Book!

I loved this book so much that I could not put it down. Definitely worth reading!!!

She did it again!

I just finished reading this. It took me a total of three days. I couldn't put it down! From beginning to end, I was captured. I love how Picoult transfers me to another world! This is the third book by her that I've read and I'm going to add more to my wish list NOW! Read it!

Draining

I am a fan of Picoult's writing, but I didn't care too much for this novel. Paige's struggles are indeed heartfelt, and yet I just wanted the story to come to a close! A few of Picoult's books (Plain Truth, Keeping Faith, My Sister's Keeper) had me voraciously speed-reading them. At first, I found this one appealing because it dealt with matters of the heart, but while reading it, I was exhausted by the seemingly never-ending events. Not one of Picoult's I'd recommend to friends.

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Great beginning but way too long

When I started this book I was immediately drawn into the story. I initially thought this was going to be a very good read but not too long into it I began to see it's faults. The story was unbelievable the character of Nicholas needed a good kick in the behind in my opinion. He was way to controlling with the entire world centering on his life and his needs. I thought this should have been addressed. He seemed to get away with being a totally self-centered, selfish person and I don't feel like Jodi ever brought this up or made reference to how he needed to grow up and get real. I did appreciate Paige's growth but all in all, the book was way too long and I couldn't wait till it was over. In fact, I found myself trying to skip ahead to just get it over with. Usually Jodi has a twist at the end or something to look forward to but this book was totally predictable. Not her best.

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