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Valentina Talijan _alentina_alijan — This is the best Picoult book I've read (5 in all). It's a compelling story that presents ethical and moral quandaries that few have thought of, but that are so incredibly intriguing. Beyond that, Picoult's research is impeccable (I can't even begin to imagine what researching this book involved), her characterizations are so beautifully and realistically drawn that you half expect to meet Sara, or Anna, or Kate walking down the street, and she deftly uses shifting first-person point of view while switching back and forth between present-day and past moments in the family's history -- something I doubt many authors could pull off at all, and surely not this well. More importantly, thought, this book doesn't seem at all formulaic (my complaints with some of her other books) and the author does well here what she does well in all of her books -- keeps you turning each page.

Caroline Nohama carolinenohama — Great book - a Silent Spring of our time, as the jacket says. I found the description of the political mishandling and treachery particularly interesting. Most of the other science stuff I was pretty familiar with, but then again, its what I was surrounded with for the last 5 years and I am not one who needs much convincing. If you don't feel convinced that global warming/climate change is a human induced phenomenom or are apathetic as to the consequences, read this book. Written as a series of ethnographic vignettes mixed with data and anecdotes, its an easy and well-written read. Came from a series in the New Yorker.