I like Jodi Picoults books she writes about the dilemmas and personal stories concerning. In the bo

I like Jodi Picoults books she writes about the dilemmas and personal stories concerning. In the book Disappearances is about Delia who has grown up with her father after her mother died in a car accident. She has had a great childhood with a father who loved her and did everything for her. When Delia is an adult and has its own subsidiaries in 4-5 years then suddenly changes everything. The father is arrested for kidnapping. It turns out that Delia not named Delia, her dad's name is not Andrew, her mother is not dead. After the divorce, her father took her daughter and ran to the girl would not have to grow up with her alcoholic booklist mother. It is good described in the book how this event affects everyone involved, Delia, her mother, her father, her husband (who also acts lawyer during the trial) and her best friend. booklist Each chapter is one of those people who says. You can follow the events from different perspectives for each chapter. booklist Often described the same episode several times by different people, but not so that it feels like repetition. Delia thinking course much of what she must believe, who she can trust and so on. She is happy to see his mother, but the mother is not the amazing mother that she has imagined in his fantasy. It is also interesting to read the mother's version. She had not given up his daughter even though booklist it passed 28 years. She still celebrate her daughter's birthday every year. Parents can not just forget about their children, how long it goes. The book starts booklist very thoughts. I feel parallels with my family and wonder again how much a mother (certainly applies dads too) do for their children and how much grief it is when you in one way or another booklist loses her child. Can the grief ever go over? Delia's mother waited and longed for 28 years. It is not obvious who is right and who is doing wrong (not in the book and not in real life either), which is evident in the book because you can follow several different people. Delia appears

repeatedly in the end that there are many different truths, depending on whose version you listen to. So it is of course all the time, each person has his truth. You just have to be aware of it and try to familiarize themselves with how others perceive events. The book is easy to read and interesting. Addition, the top reinforced the impression of the book of my own thoughts booklist on the subject. That's what I love about Jodi Picoults books. The Christmas I got another book by her, Jacob's world. I can not wait to start reading it, but to read the next book to bokcirkeln first.
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