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Katie Dew asforthephotos — boring, leads to nothing, but might be entertaining if, (as i said for his other book i reviewed) you can read very fast. i have been disappointed by the endings of his books.

Ricardo Bevilaqua beqjg211bb6f — ** spoiler alert ** Fascinating... Well Crafted... Complex... Full of tension and irony... The Memory Keeper's Daughter was all this and more. While the main thrust of the story is centered around a father's decision to send away his daughter (who was born with Downs Syndrome) and tell his wife that the child died, there is a theme of secrets and unspoken truths that run throughout the book. Like the recurring images of photographic negatives and x-rays, these secrets... both the things lying beneath the surface and the negative spaces between people are vital, defining forces in the story but never veer into the melodramatic. But the thing I like the most about this book is that Phoebe, supposedly the character who is the most "handicapped" is the happy and healthy one in the book. She is completely content with her life, able to communicate freely and be in a happy and successful relationship, something that few of the other characters achieved as well or as easliy. And when her mother and brother finally meet her, assuming that they will have to rescue her, she declines both their help and pity. She has a life that she loves... a job, a boyfriend, a family... one that she built on her own terms. I love how she forces them to see her as her own person... not as an abstract "long lost daughter" or "person with Downs Syndrome" but just as Phoebe.

Naci Artan naciartan — dang, lauren oliver, why you gotta rip my heart out and somehow make me want to thank you at the same time?