MY FAVORITE JODI PICOULT BOOKS | top 8 Jodi Picoult novels | moral dilemmas, legal thrillers, etc.

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[@elizabethrobinson6840]

My Sister's Keeper was my first Jodi book and the one I keep thinking about even after reading it years ago circa 2004 when I was a teenager. I'm an older sister and my younger was born with cerebral palsy and I could relate a lot to the younger sister having thoughts about a sick sister and all that..though I lost my own sister in 2019 and now I relate to that quote about still having a sister/sib even when they are gone. I've also read Nineteen Minutes/Sing Me Home/ and Salem Falls...out of those the other one I think about a lot is Sing Me Home because I'm a part of LGBTQ community and again I could relate to parts of that. I love every Jodi book I read and hope/plan to read more of her stuff eventually.

[@kelceyblue1402]

I love finally seeing booktubers talking about Jodi Picoult. I’ve read all but her latest two books and am currently rereading all of them. (I’m reading Handle with Care right now) I also recently realized that she has recurring characters in her books like the lawyer Jordan McAfee. I definitely agree with these picks, but I think I would put House Rules in my favorites as well.

[@LaynasBookshelf]

Yes she does have a few minor characters that you see more than once! House Rules was good, just not an all time fav for me!

[@shangtsung9102]

I loved The Pact by her

[@Jasmineffc22]

Leaving Time was the first book to make me cry at the end. I remember I wanted to finish it before I would go outside to swim with my friends and they were so confused as to how a book had made me cry when they came in to get me. Lol

[@shannonmulligan1]

First video I've caught of yours and loved it. I've been reading Jodi for years and we have so many favorites! I think I'll have to add Nineteen Minutes to my tbr - It's been on my shelf for a few years but have never picked up it up. I look forward to reading it!

[@thecozycommune]

This video is fantastic! I just have gotten started with Jodi, and this was so helpful to figure out what to read first.

[@LaynasBookshelf]

So glad you enjoyed it!

[@ElizasBookshelf]

Wow so many I need to buy now!!! She writes about so many different things 🙌🏼

[@lindac6060]

Great review! I love Jodi Picoult and agree with everything you said ! I’ve read all the books you mentioned except small great things , but I have it and plan to read it soon . The only one that comes to mind that you didn’t mention was the Pact that might have been the first one I read by her .. another great one 😊

[@LaynasBookshelf]

I think I need to go back and re-read some of her earlier/ not as popular ones! They might hit differently in adulthood versus young adulthood

[@LunahsLibrary]

Her books seem so impactful. Not something thrown together but something she put so much thought into. I only hear great things!

[@LaynasBookshelf]

They really are. Her stories have stuck with me for years!

[@abslol1]

My absolute favorite has always been House Rules

[@LaynasBookshelf]

Such a good one!

[@jenniferintravia427]

My Fav author! My Sister’s Keeper is my favorite. Nineteen minutes is a close second. And I read Small Great Things recently and gave to my mom to read. So good!

[@samteske2752]

I’ve read almost all of her books, but my all time favorites are Nineteen Minutes, Plain Truth, and A Spark of Light!

[@emilyrogers3271]

I have only read a few Jodi Picoult books, but plan to read a lot more. My fave so far is Small Great Things. The audiobook is awesome!

[@LaynasBookshelf]

I agree the Small Great Things audiobook is so so good!

[@booksarebetter29]

I've never read anything by Jodi, but these books all sound soo intriguing! I always thought I'd be bored by them. I definitely want to pick up Perfect Match and Small Great Things. Great video

[@LaynasBookshelf]

Yea the covers and synopsis definitely don't do Jodi Picoult books justice

[@barbsbookland]

This is a wonderful recommendation video, obvs heard you and jacqueline talk about this author recently and wanted to try some of them out so this is a great starting point for me... x

[@LaynasBookshelf]

I hope you love her books!

[@daisy_elle_]

I have loved jodi picoult since i was in middle school and I've never lover any other author like her 😊

[@LaynasBookshelf]

She is one of my favs as well! So unique

[@collinstettler2979]

OMG nineteen minutes is my all time favorite too!! i also LOVED vanishing acts

[@LaynasBookshelf]

Both such good books!

[@Ruby508707]

Love her books for all the reasons you mentioned. I met her twice at author events. She’s cool! Her books really make me consider multiple points of view. My Sisters Keeper haunted me! Her twists surprise me every time.

[@LaynasBookshelf]

Thats awesome! I would love to meet her one day

[@Elizabethlurie]

What an awesome video!!!! I love hearing about all of these books! Makes me want to read all the ones I haven’t yet! I feel like I’m never disappointed in her stories. Also I totally agree with the statement that in her books you would think she’s always an expert in that field. When I read small great things she talked just as a labor and delivery nurse would- I loved that! It felt like I was getting report from a coworker…

[@LaynasBookshelf]

Thank you! And yes, she does such a good job with her research making it super realistic and relatable

[@theangies6221]

I don't think Wish You Were Here had multiple pov. But I could be wrong.

[@vanessan2270]

I had no idea that’s what My Sisters keeper was about! I always thought that book was made into the movie “The other sister” which is completely different! Now I have to read it lol

[@LaynasBookshelf]

Highly recommend. Just make sure you don’t get spoiled for the ending before you read it! Lol

[@Greeneyedgirl0704]

The ending of my sisters keep is entirely different in the movie than the book

[@LaynasBookshelf]

Does it?! Wow, it's been so long since I have seen the movie, i guess I need to re-watch it.

[@Greeneyedgirl0704]

@@LaynasBookshelf yes! I was yelling at the screen 🤣

[@chioreadsbooks]

Yes I hate the movie because the ending is different

[@AgneseZagorska]

They changed the ending in the movie and that was the best thing of the story in the book.

[@LaynasBookshelf]

I agree!

[@nikkijohnston2891]

Love Jodi Picoult didnt think she was quite as popular nowadays she used to be, I love the ones you chose I also really like House Rules, have a look at it if you haven't :)

[@LaynasBookshelf]

People are booktube are starting to pay more attention to her and discover how great some of her earlier novels are!

[@LaynasBookshelf]

I have read House Rules and enjoyed it, it’s just not an all time fav like these were :)

[@nikkijohnston2891]

@@LaynasBookshelf ahhh ok have you read salems falls I was just looking thru what I have, I've not read it yet sounds good tho :)

[@LaynasBookshelf]

@@nikkijohnston2891 that one is very good as well! It barely missed the cut for this video honestly!

[@berrynicexo]

The ending in My Sister’s Keeper movie versus the book is completely different.

[@LaynasBookshelf]

Yea I had forgotten that when I filmed it! The book is def better

[@karenmagana133]

I came here to say that! It made me so mad that they changed the ending in the movie!

[@satishvarshney8202]

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[@tswhite7929]

By-far, one of the most over-rated authors of our time.