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Publication date 2013 Topics Human reproductive technology - Fiction, Human reproductive technology Publisher London : Hodder.

Although I do not always agree with or even like the endings, I enjoy her writing as it is easy to read. She reconsiders having a family again using several of her frozen embryos. She dedicates herself as a music therapist and unexpectedly develops a romantic relationship with a female guidance counselor. Urn:lcp:singyouhome0000pico:lcpdf:09443cef-2105-448e-a0d7-dd4ae6ab57e4 Sing you home by Picoult, Jodi, 1966- author. I have read almost every Jodi Picoult book published. A woman struggles for ten years to become pregant, but seven months in, the child is stillborn, and her distraught husband leaves her.

Access-restricted-item true Addeddate 15:03:17 Associated-names Wilber, Ellen Boxid IA1809411 Camera USB PTP Class Camera Collection_set printdisabled External-identifier Sing You Home is chockablock full of the formulaic twists that have made women’s weepies so derided-yet-irresistible both onscreen and in print.

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