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Yup, its that time again… Feature and follow Friday! Wooh!
=D … I am aware it’s a Saturday I’ve just been a bit behind, just things have
been a bit hectic at the moment as I’ll be heading off to sunny Dubai at the
end of the month and just a lot of planning to still do. Whenever I aim to come
on the laptop to upload a new post I end up getting side tracked into researching
about Dubai.
But here I am On a Saturday afternoon trying to get my priorities
in order… (Blog always comes first of
course! ) And I aim to get this post
done before I have to go off and tend to the thousands of other things I have
to do. =(
Here’s todays (oops meant yesterday) question:
Q- This Sunday in the U.S is mother’s Day. In Celebration, what are some of your favourite books with strong mother/child relationships?
This was a really hard question as a lot of books I read
tend to be about the protagonist growing up and basically becoming more independent
so the relationship with their parents are not really explored.
However Jodi Picoult’s books are really emotional with
connections between the character and his/her family bonds being quite strong.
Some examples would be My sisters keeper,
Nineteen minutes and change of heart. House Rules is one of her books
that shows the bond between a mother and her sons. As any single parent raising
an autistic child, life would be hard, but raising an autistic child who is convicted
of murder? Beyond imaginable. Jodi Picoult manages to capture the essence of a
family and follow an intense gripping story which keeps you guessing to the
end!
This has turned into a book review/ question answer =P… Oh well House Rules is an amazing book! And
if you haven’t read a Jodi Picoult book yet… you don’t know what you’re missing
the books are so emotional!
P.s If you’re considering getting a Jodi Picoult book my
favourite would have to be The Pact, Nineteen Minutes and House Rules. Hope you
enjoy reading them =)
I’d love to hear your F&F answers/ your opinion on Jodi
Picoult’s books..
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