I'm a big Jodi Picoult fan, and I think this is one of her best works. Very dramatic, very well written, a real page turner.

this reminds me of my young years after my granny died. i was 16, could not cope; she was gone and was not coming back and i had lost my soulmate indeed. the years passed, i married, but still time has not lessened pain that youngsters feel more deeply than adults do. picoult is a great writer indeed.

I could not put this book down. Jodi Picoult is amazing. I have never read a book of hers that I did not like. This book is a must! I liked it so much I read it twice.

This book arrived in excellent condition and in a timely manner.

I liked this book. Kinda sad and frustrating. But overall, it's a good book!

Like all of Picoult's books, the twists and turns this books take are wild. In the end you feel like you've really lived this situation with the characters. Not one of the most memoriable of all of her books that I have read but it was still great.

I liked Plain Truth a lot more than this book, although the dialogue is better in this book. If you really liked this book, then you should read THE CONCRETE BLOND by Michael Connelly. It's uncanny how similar their prison descriptions are.

This is a gripping story of two families and the special relationship of two teenagers. It's beyond gripping. Jodi does it again! What a fabulous storyteller she is!

by far my favorite jodi picoult book, next to nineteen minutes of course. i couldn't put it down. i highly recommend to anybody. it's brilliant

this was a very good book. I never wanted to put it down. Great storyline.