Ever since I read The Tenth Circle, Jodi Picoult has been one of my favorite authors. Now, I have not managed to read every novel that she has written...and it is not very likely that I will put in much of an effort to track down her older novels...but I've enjoyed almost all of the novels that she ...
A story within a story, within a story. In The Storyteller, Jodi Picoult is telling the story of a traumatized, socially inept, woman named Sage Singer. Sage is a baker, preferring to work alone at night and having absolutely no contact with the human race, because of the loss she'd suffered. In...
This book is what I love about Jodi Picoult. I have read a large selection of her work, and I think this book by far is the best I have read yet. It was a completely different formula than most of her stuff (that formula being: ripped the the headlines-esque traumatic incident, courtroom drama, huge...
This is what happens to bad little trees. They get chopped up and turned into shitty fiction and phone books. Here's my theory...Jodi Picoult read The Book Thief and realized how great the story is and decided to try and cash in on Holocaust fiction, she wrote this abomination. I hated this book fro...
The Storyteller by Jodi PioultSage is a baker and she finds out her grandmother was a survivor of the Holocaust. She recalls sitting on her lap and playing with her bracelet and noticing the numbers on her arm.She learns a lot from Joseph who comes to the bakery daily and writes in his black book. H...
This was the first time I have read one of Picoult’s books and I’m left disappointed—not necessarily because of the prose, but by the premise. Thanks to Picoult’s research, her stories about baking bread and shaving dead people’s faces were quite enjoyable to read (though the flashbacks were a bit...
Originally posted at Gypsy ReviewsJodi Picoult is one of my favourite authors, no matter she likes to employ a familiar in her books but she manages to write people so beautifully and realistically. Each of her books focuses on a different issue and through her books she manages to spread awareness ...
---Some spoilers but nothing major--- The first few chapters of The Storyteller introduce us to Sage Singer - a twenty-something baker who is struggling with scars both emotional and physical. Following an accident that maimed half her face, Sage suffers from very low self-esteem, lives and works ...
One of the books I have read this far this year. This is one of those books that makes you think long after you put it down, the first 1/3 was a little slow and boring but after that it turns into an amazing read
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