4.30 avg rating — 273,633 ratings

"One of Jodi's best books on the Holocaust.
I said this in 2013, it's still my second favourite, but should also be noticed as her best since historical fiction reminds us of the past (in my opinion at least)."

4.36 avg rating — 437,502 ratings

"Jodi's newest book is argued to be her absolute best yet, but it's tied with The Storyteller in my opinion. The difference with The Storyteller is that Small Great Things is about racism, which has existed for a couple of hundred years, is often written about as historical fiction, but from a very privileged white woman that she always mentions, is set in the present day. The intent was to start a conversation on racism and why it exists, in hopes of at least erasing some prejudices we are all born with, whether you are White or POC (as I supposedly am)."

4.03 avg rating — 327,197 ratings

"My absolute favourite Jodi book. I choked at the end of Part 1 and realized I teared up as well, something that never happens to me, if not often, at all! It may have occurred reading past midnight on a night I had to go to work the next morning, but it was also the first of hers that made me put down everything I was doing and just find out if Chris was going to be found guilty or not. I was always on his side and regardless of the verdict, I'm pleased with the outcome!"

3.54 avg rating — 136,681 ratings

"My third favourite, it read like a thriller with the most twisted plot I have ever read of Jodi's. And given this book has the word circle in the title, the whole story came into a full circle. At the end of the story, when the circle came fully around, I was left broken in the end."

3.82 avg rating — 100,040 ratings

"The first book by Jodi I ever read and what set me in the tone of her becoming one of my absolute favourite authors. The accompanying music works perfectly well, especially since her musician best friend was with her every step of the way, and most certainly made it probably the most unique stories of hers to date."

3.72 avg rating — 15,060 ratings

"The sequel to Between the Lines, this is *exactly* what happens when you push the limits and discover what happens after the journey is over. Also, some explicitness and more emotional content that I wanted to see that was not present in Between the Lines made this story much stronger and enjoyable for me as a YA book, especially about actual teenager's worlds!"

3.73 avg rating — 86,919 ratings

"This was my second Jodi book, and although I haven't seen many good feelings after I finished reading it, I for one thought it was riveting and again, made me want to read more of Jodi's books. Always going to be one of my favourites!"