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Small Great A Novel by Jodi Picoult was published in October 2016 has reached the #1 spot on the bestseller list of New York Times. The novel delves deeply into some of the most significant issues, concerns and dilemmas in today’s American society including race, prejudice and justice. The novel has a soul and makes its readers connect deeply with the characters and feel for them. Apart from the main protagonist, Ruth, and the antagonists, Turk and other white supremacists, the novel also has the quality of leaving strong emotions in its readers with the stories of other characters. The novel shares three points of view, including those of Ruth, Turk and Kennedy.
Jodi Lynn Picoult (Birth May 19, 1966) is an American author who has written 23 novels. Several of Jodi's books have reached the #1 spot on the bestseller list of New York Times. Picoult won the New England Bookseller Award for fiction in the year 2003. She married Timothy Warren Van Leer in 1989, who she met in college. They have three children, Sammy, Kyle, and Jake.
Ruth is a sensitive and studious African American. Ruth’s mother has been serving Sam Hallowell and his family since before the birth of her sister. Sam Hallowell has been the background voice on TV for a long time. Rachel, Ruth’s older sister, and Ruth were born poor and their father left them before Ruth’s birth. Since Ruth is lighter than Rachel in skin tone, she has always been given favors and priority over her older sister. Rachel changed her name to Adisa when she grew up and embraced her African American roots more than Ruth.
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Small Great A Novel by Jodi Picoult was published in October 2016 has reached the #1 spot on the bestseller list of New York Times. The novel delves deeply into some of the most significant issues, concerns and dilemmas in today’s American society including race, prejudice and justice. The novel has a soul and makes its readers connect deeply with the characters and feel for them. Apart from the main protagonist, Ruth, and the antagonists, Turk and other white supremacists, the novel also has the quality of leaving strong emotions in its readers with the stories of other characters. The novel shares three points of view, including those of Ruth, Turk and Kennedy.
Jodi Lynn Picoult (Birth May 19, 1966) is an American author who has written 23 novels. Several of Jodi's books have reached the #1 spot on the bestseller list of New York Times. Picoult won the New England Bookseller Award for fiction in the year 2003. She married Timothy Warren Van Leer in 1989, who she met in college. They have three children, Sammy, Kyle, and Jake.
Ruth is a sensitive and studious African American. Ruth’s mother has been serving Sam Hallowell and his family since before the birth of her sister. Sam Hallowell has been the background voice on TV for a long time. Rachel, Ruth’s older sister, and Ruth were born poor and their father left them before Ruth’s birth. Since Ruth is lighter than Rachel in skin tone, she has always been given favors and priority over her older sister. Rachel changed her name to Adisa when she grew up and embraced her African American roots more than Ruth.
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Published March 19, 2017
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