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Date: 2011-07-23 09:41 pm (UTC)Jodi Picoult is a top selling author of weepies and legal thrillers which are ready for the Lifetime Channel. "Five People You Meet In Heaven" is an tepid faux-spiritual book. I can't see teens liking any of them.
The three young adult books are dull, but only one is one of those pretentious historical books - the others are a genre thriller and a sports novel with preachy morals.
I expected depressing books, I didn't expect ones which are boring and not very smart.