Quote by Jodi Picoult

I think many of my books, including 'Handle with Care,' including 'My Sister's Keeper,' circle back to how far are we willing to go for the people we love? I think love changes the way we think. It's the thing that takes you out of what your normal set of beliefs would be.

I think many of my books, including 'Handle with Care,' incl

Summary

This quote highlights the recurring theme in the author's books, particularly in 'Handle with Care' and 'My Sister's Keeper.' It emphasizes the exploration of the extent to which individuals are willing to sacrifice for their loved ones. Love, according to the author, has the power to transform one's perspective and can lead them to act in ways that deviate from their usual beliefs. This notion suggests that love has a profound impact on one's decisions and actions when it comes to the people they care about.

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Change Love People Belief Circles

By Jodi Picoult

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