Book: Salem Falls Author: Jodi Picoult Genre: Fiction/Crime/Small Town Life Summary: A handsome stranger comes to the sleepy New England town of Salem Falls in hopes of burying his past: Once a teacher at a girls' prep school, Jack St. Bride was destroyed when a student's crush sparked a powde...
Among the contemporary writers, I also read recently 'Salem falls' by Jodi Picoult. What I liked about her is: she does not expose only the evils of the society; she also shows our strengths right next to our frailties. To give you a few examples of the positives in her book:- In the opening scene, ...
Salem Falls by Jodi PicoultJack St. Bride is back in a small town, teaching after having been released from prison, a crime he didn't commit.Addy runs the Do or Die restaurant and appliances are failing....and she has to bail her father out of jail and things get worse.Story also follows teen girls ...
This is actually a tough review for me. I enjoyed the book because I was interested in where the story would go and which characters would be redeemed (or condemned) but I have an overall icky feeling when I think back to it. You may or may not be able to tell from the summary that part of this book...
Another Jodi Picoult book that blew my mind away! I loved how she wrote about the small town of Salem Falls and how it changed drastically when tragedy strikes involving a group of girls who aren't as innocent as they seem. I just cant believe that ending! Did not expect that and didn't see it comin...
Man erwartet vielleicht was anderes wenn man das Buch kauft, denn der Titel lässt was anderes Vermuten. es geht zwar um eine Hexenjagd, aber nicht im Ursprünglichen historischen Sinne, nicht mal wirklich weils um hexen in der heutigen Zeit geht sondern es ist eine moderne Hexenjagd aus einem Mensche...
Salem Falls is a modern-day rendition of the famous play "The Crucible" and follows the path of Jack St. Bride, a recently released prison inmate. Jailed due to the fantasies written in a teen girl's diary, Jack is determined to keep as far away from crush-prone teenagers as possible, but working as...
Too many plot contrivances, too many continuity errors. Not the work of someone with a creative writing degree from Princeton. I couldn't finish it, which is nigh unheard-of for me.
Salem Falls is definitely my favourite book by Picoult thus far. She had – again – successfully incorporated a tinge of romance, a tinge of courtroom drama and a tinge of mystery into her writing, which in the end, made up a beautifully written story. As the other books by Jodi Picoult, this is anot...
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