Wednesday, March 3, 2021

Book Review: Small Great Things

 This weeks student review is by Alexis P. 




Small Great Things by Jodi Picoult.  

This book is about how people see color, or how they do not. This book makes you think and reflect on your own life and how you approach situations. Ruth Jefferson is a nurse that works on the labor and delivery floor of a hospital when a white supremacists family comes in to deliver their baby. The labor and delivery go as planned, but Ruth is not allowed to have contact with the baby due to the color of her skin. When things go wrong with the baby, Ruth, who is told she is not allowed to participate in the care of the baby, steps in to try life saving measures on the baby, and everything goes wrong. Ruth is then taken to court by the mother and father of the baby that passed away in Ruth’s care. The trail is one that is eye opening to everyone involved in the novel, the reader included. This book keeps your interest the whole time and has many twists and turns throughout the novel. I have read many of Jodi Picoult's books and this is by far one of my favorites.


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