"International best-selling author Jodi Picoult, known for her ability to link fiction to difficult contemporary topics, released her 16th novel on March 3. Handle With Care centers on Charlotte and Sean O’Keefe, who have discovered that their new baby girl, Willow, was born with a severe congenital condition and will struggle to be 'normal' for the rest of her life. This devastation will lead Charlotte to the unthinkable—suing her obstetrician and best friend and potentially lying in court. As the drama plays out, the reader is left to consider the lengths to which a mother might go to do what she thinks is best for her family. Once again, Picoult is able to touch the reader’s heart."Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Jodi Picoult Fans Rejoice
From BookLetters:
"International best-selling author Jodi Picoult, known for her ability to link fiction to difficult contemporary topics, released her 16th novel on March 3. Handle With Care centers on Charlotte and Sean O’Keefe, who have discovered that their new baby girl, Willow, was born with a severe congenital condition and will struggle to be 'normal' for the rest of her life. This devastation will lead Charlotte to the unthinkable—suing her obstetrician and best friend and potentially lying in court. As the drama plays out, the reader is left to consider the lengths to which a mother might go to do what she thinks is best for her family. Once again, Picoult is able to touch the reader’s heart."
"International best-selling author Jodi Picoult, known for her ability to link fiction to difficult contemporary topics, released her 16th novel on March 3. Handle With Care centers on Charlotte and Sean O’Keefe, who have discovered that their new baby girl, Willow, was born with a severe congenital condition and will struggle to be 'normal' for the rest of her life. This devastation will lead Charlotte to the unthinkable—suing her obstetrician and best friend and potentially lying in court. As the drama plays out, the reader is left to consider the lengths to which a mother might go to do what she thinks is best for her family. Once again, Picoult is able to touch the reader’s heart."
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