Jodi Picoult

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US Tour - BETWEEN THE LINES: June-July 2012 »

Mark your summer calendars! I'll be on tour in the US & Australia in July 2012 with my daughter Sammy to promote BETWEEN THE LINES, a YA/tween novel we co-wrote -- so stay tuned! Lots of opportunities to come say hi in person!


My current novel, LONE WOLF, looks at the intersection between medical science and moral choices.

My LONE WOLF book tour in the US, Canada,and the UK and Ireland is over. A huge THANK YOU to all of my fans for coming out to these events!

Lone Wolf raises three thought-provoking questions:

  1. If we can keep people who have no hope for recovery alive artificially, should they also be allowed to die artificially?
  2. Does the potential to save someone else’s life with a donated organ balance the act of hastening another’s death?
  3. When a father’s life hangs in the balance, which sibling should get to decide his fate?

What others are saying about Lone Wolf…

“Picoult returns with two provocative questions: can a human join a wolf pack, and who has the right to make end-of-life decisions? ... Picoult as usual probes intriguing matters of the heart while introducing her fans to subjects they might not otherwise explore. You can always count on Picoult for a terrific page-turner about a compelling subject.”

— Publishers Weekly

“Picoult’s impressive research into wolf biology, hierarchy and pack mentality ultimately forms a plausible and highly informative story. …. Picoult portrays the human world and its petty paperwork as significantly less dignified (then wolves). This is a heartbreaking story told in engaging prose.”

— IMAGE Magazine…

Between the Lines

Coming June 26 – my first tween/YA novel, co-written with my daughter Samantha van Leer!

SING YOU HOME

Learn about my 2011 novel, Sing You Home, which debuted at #1 on the USA Today book list, and at #1 on the NYT print & e-book list in March! You’ll find an excerpt, the story and research behind Sing You Home, my thoughts about gay rights and Evangelical Christianity, and probing questions for your book club. Find out what others are saying.

Lone Wolf

Lone Wolf - Jodi's 2012 novel

Your father’s been in a devastating accident. You want to take him off life support. But your sister doesn’t agree. When is it time to let go? Lone Wolf looks at the intersection between medical science and moral choices.

If we can keep people who have no hope for recovery alive artificially, should they also be allowed to die artificially? Does the potential to save someone else’s life with a donated organ balance the act of hastening another’s death? And finally, when a father’s life hangs in the balance, which sibling should get to decide his fate? More…

Sing You Home

podcasts

Sing You Home addresses gay rights, fertility, same-sex marriage, the legal ownership of embryos, love, gender, insurance, alcoholism, faith, adultery and sibling rivalry.oks at the intersection between medical science and moral choices.

Music therapist Zoe Baxter has spent ten years trying to get pregnant, and after multiple miscarriages and infertility issues, it looks like her dream is about to come true – she is seven months pregnant. But a terrible turn of events breaks apart her marriage to Max. As she picks up the pieces of her life, Zoe is surprised to find herself falling for a school counselor who happens to be a woman. More…

Take a peek…

The Storyteller - Jodi's next novel

Take a peek at Jodi’s next book. The Storyteller. Sage Singer, who befriends an old man who's particularly beloved in her community. Josef Weber is everyone favorite retired teacher and Little League coach and they strike up a friendship at the baker where Sage works. One day he asks Sage for a favor: to kill him.

Shocked, Sage refuses…and then he confesses his darkest secret - he deserves to die, because he was a Nazi SS guard. Complicating the matter? Sage's grandmother is a Holocaust survivor. What do you do when evil lives next door? More…

 
Lone Wolf

“a terrific page-turner about a compelling subject.”

—Publishers Weekly

Between the Lines

“Mom ... I think I have a pretty good idea for a book.”

— my daughter Sammy

 
 
Sing You Home

“Thoroughly satisfying, SING YOU HOME truly sings.”

—BOOKPAGE

Over The Moon

“The play is fast paced and full of fun... Applause, applause.”

—Kirkus