Sing You Home

I consumed this book over one glorious long weekend. I listened to it on Playaway because I usually like listening to [a:Jodi Picoult 7128 Jodi Picoult http://photo.goodreads.com/authors/1305417712p2/7128.jpg]'s books with all the different voice actors playing each narrator. I admit I've grown tired of Picoult's book formula but I completely fell for this book. I learned a lot, as I always do when I read Picoult, and I connected emotionally with each character. I also found the moral debate extremely compelling. Towards the end I do not think both sides of the issue (won't spoil it for anyone) were given fair treatment, but I can hardly blame her for that. She came down firmly on one side of the debate which she does not do very often or clearly, but I think she did it well. Everyone's always clamoring for movies to be made of Jodi Picoult's books but this is the one of the only ones that I think would make a truly great movie. Highly recommended.