.Tuesday, November 23, 2010 ' 12:49 AM Y
When you love someone, where do you cross the line of moral obligation? And how can you commonly define love and devotion to begin with?
This is the story book that keeps me hesitating in the popular book store; Mercy by Jodi Picoult.
What would you do for love? Going an "extra" mile for the someone special in your life? Would you killed your terminally ill husband/wife out of mercy?
these are the thoughts that caught me thinking; deep thinking.
its gonna be a friction book, that allows me to go wild with the characters. Basically, its something imaginative, and allows your mind to skip this town for a little while.
the urge of me getting a storybook was relatively, random. out of the blue, i wanted to get a storybook. yes, buying one! thats so not me, but yes, i am gonna to purchase a storybook. a first story book that i gonna get it for myself so far.
if this author writes fantastic stories/novels, definitely gonna get a collection of her book.
one of which would be , HOUSE RULES.
this story talks about this authestic boy, who was accused to be a murder. with all of the hallmark behaviors of Asperger’s – not looking someone in the eye, stimulatory tics and twitches, inappropriate affect – can look a heck of a lot like guilt to law enforcement personnel. As a parent, how far would you go to believe your child? knowing that he could not express himself clearly.
its really a thought provoking story where at the end of the day, you will ask yourself tons of questions. most importantly, your perception towards them changed. somehow, this book may worth all the bucks you spend on it. but i would take Mercy first before heading towards House Rules.
So people. think again.
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Berlyn Baoying
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