I love the plot of My Sister’s Keeper.
I think that it is pretty action packed. I hate when books move
slowly through the plot because I really just want to know how the book
ends. I also liked that the book was about something different. I have
never read about a cancer patient and thought that it was an
interesting topic. I was even more intrigued when Anna filed
emancipation from her parents. Even though I had watched the movie
before reading My Sister’s Keeper
where Kate dies, it was an interesting twist that Anna died in the book.
However I think that Kate should have died in the book. It makes more
since that Kate would have died. Overall I loved the book in its
entirety.
I
also happened to like the book’s structure. I thought that it was neat
how the book chapters were all from viewpoints of the different
characters in the book. Each chapter was titled with one of the names.
There was also a quote in between some of the chapters. It usually
related to what was going to happen in the upcoming chapter. In My Sister’s Keeper
the author provided a lot of background information upfront. I
appreciated this because in most of the books that I have read I had to
dig through at least a fourth of the book to understand it. One of the
parts of structure that I didn’t like was the prologue which scared me.
It talked about Anna trying to kill Kate with a pillowcase while Kate
was asleep. I think the author was trying to show Anna's jealousy
towards Kate. The structure of My Sister’s Keeper is different from other books that I have read.
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