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Jim Kee jimkee14141a — Another great book from the "Elements of Fiction Writing" series. Learned a lot about creating, well, conflict, action, and suspense. A must-read for any aspiring or established authors who wants to add some punch to their stories.

Ceci Pc cpch04 — I have been slogging through some other books, and wanted a fast read - and found this on the library shelf (mis-stacked, since it's a brand new book with people on the waiting list, but they gave it to me anyway). Read it in 3 days. It was what I expect from Picoult (having read 2 others); ripped from the headlines topic, courtroom drama, character driven. So, it didn't disappoint, except the ending seemed unneccessary; I recommend skipping the last 2 chapters.

Camille Leroy _eroy_amille — What I learned from this book.... Well this is a prime example of a book that should have been cut down by about one hundred sixty pages. None of the characters were likeable in the least and the three main characters were pathetic and desperate. It still shocks me that this book and the movie based on it became such icons in the gay community due to the constant gay bashing within the pages. I will say this the first half is highly entertaining and shockingly vulgar when it comes to sex. I am very thankful that the narrative is plain, simple and straight to the point.

Hope Reagan hopereagan — Punch me straight in the face for reading (listening) this book! Many times have I tried to read it, and I never got far, but I love the movie with Winona Ryder, and I thought "well hey, if you love the movie, you'll be bound to love the book too!" No, no, no, no. So much sermonizing, and talk about killing Jo in the end. I mean you might as well have stuck a knife through her heart! ugh! I hate this book! Oh Laurie, I also hate Amy! Why Amy?! You should've married Jo, put her over your shoulder and dragged her to the alter kicking and screaming, and fought everyday if it came down to it, but you would've suited! Ugh! Poor Jo. Poor Laurie, for having to live the rest of his life with awful Amy! I skimmed the end of this book, because I knew what happened... from the movie, and I can't understand how this is an enduring classic. Let it be forgotten.