CC: The Jodi Picoult Perspective

Jodi Picoult is the fourth most banned author in America and her 30th novel is going to be released shortly. Jodi Picoult has said “the loss of free speech is a very, very slippery slope” and that having two of her books banned in school districts in some US states is “not a badge of honour". BBC Article

This swap is about a book that you have already read by Jodi Picoult. List of Books

On a postcard, note card or letter, write the title of the book, a summary and include at least three of the writing prompts below:

Prompt 1: How long did it take you to get invested in the book?
Prompt 2: If you could ask the author one question, what would it be?
Prompt 3: Did any part of this book strike a particular emotion in you? Which part and what emotion did it make you feel?
Prompt 4: How much did you know about this book before reading it? What surprised you the most?
Prompt 5: How thought-provoking did you find this book? Did it change your opinion about anything, or did you learn anything?
Prompt 6: The Title's Weight: Look closely at the title of the novel. How does its meaning transform or deepen once you finish reading?
Prompt 7: The Author's Note: If you read the Author's Note at the back, how did learning about Picoult's real-life inspiration and research alter your appreciation of the fiction?
Prompt 8: The Structural Twist: Did the book feature a signature Picoult plot twist or unexpected reveal? Did you see it coming, or did it completely reframe everything?
Prompt 9: Right vs. Right: Most of her books feature competing versions of doing the right thing rather than a clear "good guy." Which character’s choices did you struggle to empathize with the most? Did your opinion of them change by the final chapter?