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Plain Truth: A Novel
Plain Truth (2000) by Jodi Picoult is a legal drama intertwined with cultural conflict and moral dilemmas. The story begins when 18-year-old Katie Fisher, a member of an Amish community, is accused of murdering her newborn baby—a crime she claims she didn’t commit because she never knew she was pregnant. Ellie Hathaway, a high-profile defense attorney from Philadelphia, reluctantly takes Katie’s case and moves into…-
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Leaving Time
Leaving Time (2014) by Jodi Picoult is a mystery-driven drama blending grief, memory, and the supernatural. The story follows 13-year-old Jenna Metcalf, who has spent a decade searching for her missing mother, Alice, a scientist studying elephant grief. After her mother’s mysterious disappearance from an elephant sanctuary—following a tragic accident involving an elephant and Jenna’s father—Jenna hires a disgraced psychic and a retired detective to…-
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THURSDAY SARA
The chapter opens with a poignant reflection on the inadequacy of language to describe the loss of a child, noting that while terms like "orphans" and "widows" exist, there is no word for a grieving parent. Sara, the narrator, prepares to say goodbye to her daughter Anna, who has been kept alive by machines after her organs were donated. The hallway is filled with loved ones and medical staff, all there to pay their respects. Sara and her husband, Brian, enter the room where Anna lies motionless, her body…-
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KATE
The chapter explores the profound and lingering grief experienced by a family after the loss of Anna, a beloved daughter and sister. The narrator reflects on the absence of rules for mourning, describing how each family member copes differently: the father sees Anna in constellations, the mother searches for signs of her presence, and the narrator blames herself for Anna's death. The pain is raw and unrelenting, disrupting daily life and leaving the family emotionally fractured. The narrator's guilt is…-
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THURSDAY ANNA
The chapter opens with Anna in a state of emotional and physical distress, trapped in a car during a heavy rainstorm. The weather mirrors her inner turmoil as she struggles with the aftermath of her medical emancipation, feeling suffocated by both the atmosphere and her own tears. Campbell, her companion, tries to reassure her that the rain is a blessing as it deters reporters, allowing her to reunite with her family in peace. Anna's vulnerability is palpable as she grapples with the weight of her newfound…-
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THURSDAY BRIAN
The chapter opens with Brian, a first responder, being called away from his wife Kate's dialysis treatment to attend a severe motor vehicle accident at a dangerous intersection. Upon arrival, he finds a chaotic scene with two vehicles mangled together—a truck and a BMW. The BMW is crushed around the truck's front end, and Brian learns there are three injured individuals, one already en route to the hospital. As he assesses the situation, he collaborates with his colleague Red, who is using the Jaws of…-
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THURSDAY SARA
The chapter opens with Sara Fitzgerald, a mother and former lawyer, nervously preparing to speak in court during a storm. She fumbles with her index cards, revealing her self-doubt about her abilities as both a legal professional and a parent. When prompted by the judge, she attempts to deliver a prepared legal argument but is interrupted by a crash of lightning, scattering her notes. This moment of chaos becomes a turning point as she abandons her scripted speech and instead addresses her daughter, Anna,…-
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THURSDAY CAMPBELL
The chapter centers on a courtroom drama where the protagonist, likely a lawyer named Campbell, delivers a passionate argument about the autonomy of a 13-year-old girl, Anna, who is fighting for the right to make her own medical decisions. Campbell emphasizes that the case isn’t just about donating a kidney to her sister Kate but about Anna’s right to self-discovery and autonomy. He argues that even at her young age, Anna deserves the chance to determine her own future, and her voice should be the…-
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THURSDAY BRIAN
The chapter opens with a vivid description of heavy rain, mirroring the weather on the day Anna was born. The narrator recalls how unseasonably warm it was on that New Year's Eve, with torrential downpours replacing expected snowfall. The abnormal weather disrupted ski slopes during the Christmas season, setting a chaotic yet memorable backdrop for Anna's birth. The narrator emphasizes the difficulty of driving to the hospital through the storm, with his wife Sara in labor beside him, unable to see clearly…-
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THURSDAY ANNA
The chapter opens with a vivid description of an intense rainstorm, evoking sensory details that immerse the reader in the scene. The rain is portrayed as relentless and overwhelming, likened to the sound of a running shower and heavy enough to trigger thoughts of biblical floods. The atmosphere is so oppressive that it invites the narrator—and by extension, the reader—to retreat to the comfort of a warm bed, as if seeking refuge from the storm’s insistence on the passage of time. The rain serves…-
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