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The Tenth Circle

Jodi Picoult
 
 

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Years Released 2006-2008
Publisher Pocket Books
Categories Family & Relationships  >  Fatherhood
Social Science  >  Criminology
Social Science  >  Women's Studies
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Jodi Picoult's twelfth novel is permeated with themes from Dante's INFERNO. Daniel Stone, a successful graphic novelist, is working on a new book about a man not unlike himself who is able to morph into a bloodthirsty animal named Wildclaw when his anger is roused. Daniel's wife, Laura, is a professor at a local college, where she specializes in Dante. Their 14-year-old daughter Trixie has successfully entered the social scene, even dating the star of the high school hockey team. When Trixie is raped by her boyfriend and Laura's affair with a student is revealed, Daniel becomes gripped by his long-buried past as the tough white kid raised among Eskimos, and, in his rage and confusion, he finds it necessary to take action that will have far-reaching consequences for everyone he loves. Picoult's haunting tale, in which Wildclaw's story and Daniel's intertwine, is illustrated with art by the comic-book artist Dustin Weaver.


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    "this book was certainly not picoults best and the ending totally shocked me . I found it an interesting read for sure ."
    reviewed by phonelady61 on Nov 13, 2009  |  comment
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    "I was hooked from the very first page! I loved the Dante's inferno references and inserts into the plot- it made the book 10 times more interesting. this is the second book by Jodi I've read and I love it!"
    reviewed by stimpy17 on Oct 3, 2009  |  comment
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    "This was the first book I read by her, and when I read it I was amazed at how good it was, and then I started reading her other books. Great author."
    reviewed by arianar05 on Jun 5, 2009  |  comment
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    "I enjoyed this book very much. Jodi Picoult is a new author for me and I have been trying to read everything I can by her. She definetly writes about some hot button topics that makes you think. This book was definetly one of those. The rape issue in this book will have you trying to decide what you would do if you were on either side. Many..." see more
    reviewed by Kat96 on Jun 30, 2008  |  comment
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