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Tatsiana Savastenia savasteniatatsiana — A great book about the author's love for his mother, as she struggled to raise three sons on her own in the poorest areas of the South.

Sharifah Muhaini mony92 — I'd give this book more than five stars if I could. Before starting it, I had no idea how much it would affect me. The story follows Shay Bourne, a misunderstood carpenter who has had a tough upbringing. June Nealon hires Shay to work in her home, but he is arrested and sentenced to death months later for the cold blooded killing of Kurt and Elizabeth Nealon (June's husband and daughter). In June Nealon's eyes, Shay is her worst enemy. He took away everything from her. Now, June's other daughter Claire, whom she was pregnant with when Elizabeth and Kurt died, is in desperate need of a heart transplant. Shay starts to speak out in prison about his desires to give Claire his heart after he has died. In Shay's eyes, donating his heart to Claire is the only way he can reach salvation. A lot of people seem to compare this book to Stephen King's, The Green Mile and John Grisham's, The Chamber. Of course, there are a lot of similarities but it's the same with any novel with a similar plot. Picoult successfully makes it her own. The book is intense at times, dealing with ethical issues as well as religious ones. Prior to reading this book, I was firmly in favor of the death penalty, and very skeptical of religion, so much so I tended to refer to myself as an atheist. However, after finishing this book last night, I'm beginning to question my beliefs on both issues. In my opinion, that's a sign of a fantastic author. This is easily the best Jodi Picoult novel I've read, and the first novel I've ever REALLY cried at.