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Change of Heart
- A Novel
- Narrated by: Jim Frangione, Stafford Clark-Price, Nicole Poole, Danielle Ferland, Jennifer Ikeda
- Length: 15 hrs and 9 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction
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- Liz
- 14-09-16
Absolutely Captivating
This has to be one of Jodi Picoult's best novels. I'm not going to go into detail with a synopsis of the story because that, dear listener, is for you to discover for yourself.
But the narration by this wonderful set of gifted people and the twists and turns along the way left me always wanting more.
Each time I had to end my listening session it was with reluctance and an eagerness for the next. As the end of the story approached I was completely engaged, eager and waiting for resolution, but sad to know the story would soon end.
Once it did I felt like I knew the characters and missed them. If it had been a book it would have been 'un-put-downable'.
Brilliant!
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- Leona
- 23-02-17
Amazing as always!
I read several reviews and was put off that it would be the same as "The Green Mile". I equally love that book but I figured it would be a waste of time if they were the same.
They are not. There are similarities but this is it's own story and definitely worth a read. My pillow was soaked with tears by the end of the book as I like to listen to the audio book at night.
This is the second Jodi Picoult book I've read and has certainly lived up to expectations.
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- mrs joan s lawson
- 22-01-17
Beautiful book!
This powerful book kept me riveted from beginning to end. Beautifully paced and read, I'm sorry to have finished it.
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- S. Smith
- 28-06-19
Good story, annoying narration
Good story with a few twists. Some hinted mysticism that didn’t really come to much but I was keen to hear the end of the story.
I am afraid that the voice of Michael was almost unbearable to listen to - bizarrely automated. This spoiled the audiobook somewhat. The others were fine.
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- Gabrielle Harvey-Jones
- 12-09-16
Love her work!
Quite a challenging book, but absolutely riveting! I did, pretty well listen to it on one sitting - well, ok, maybe two and a half! Like all her books it gives the aura of careful research which does not intrude on the delicate web of story-telling, which she weaves so magically.
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- Hotfooter
- 29-04-22
One of her best
Very touching and moving story with excellent readers drawing the listener in.
Painstakingly researched as always, there is plenty to learn here. An optimistic book with lovable characters.
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- Dee
- 15-07-21
a little too much of a slow burner
so at the beginning of the book I was hoping we would get more into when shay worked for them, I would have a appreciated that.. because although this book explores religion in interesting ways, its too much of a slow burn and randomised character development in my opinion
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- marcia pinnock
- 20-06-21
Captivating
loved it. Every character brought alive brilliantly by the narrators. it did remind me of the Green mile but was still enjoyable.
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- Jo
- 12-01-21
lovely book, would recommend
really enjoyed this, deep and thought provoking but really well written. really easy to listen to.
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- Claire
- 20-12-20
BRILLIANT!
Jodi Picout is an astounding writer.. so thought provoking and her books always make me wish I hadn't come to the end... This one is exceptional.
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- elizabeth davidson
- 24-01-18
If you like the sound of saliva and smacking mouth noises this book is for you!
I cannot finish this book. One of the narrators in particular makes a lot of disgusting mouth noises. Like he’s got a mouthful of saliva he needs to swallow. Very distracting! Might be a good story if I could actually listen to it. I really wish they would start editing these noises out of Audible books. I always listen to a sample before I purchase but this one has multiple narrators so I was not able to catch it before I bought it.
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- Andrew Young
- 29-06-17
It was ok
The story was overly religious/ spiritual and too politically charged for my taste. I also found the character of Shay Bourne to be inconsistent. While that may have been the authors intent, it distracted me from the story line. Shay is introduced as an uneducated, borderline mentally challenged young man, however throughout the story his vocabulary is broad and his remarks filled with wit.
The up side is that it challenged my thinking on real world issues and tugged a bit on the heart strings. I have enjoyed other titles by this author and although this is not my favorite, I look forward to reading more of her work.
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- Stephanie
- 22-04-16
Intensely satisfying
Twists and turns of suspense, It was hard to to put this book down! I enjoyed every word and lesson it has taught me!
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- pwi@multilines.be
- 08-09-17
Story is buried in religious soup
I have enjoyed two other Picoult books as she has a nice way to present moral situations and let the reader choose between good and bad. Her stories are usually strong with unexpected turns, but this one was only good until Chapter 3. After that there were too many non-rational religious considerations (with the required blkiblical references.)
This is probaly acceptable to believers and very annoying to non-believers.
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- Anonymous User
- 22-07-17
Challenges religious thought! Great Characters!
This story draws you in and Jodi is just so good at character development. I was in tears several times and become so connected to her characters. The only thing I didn't like was the voice for June... hard to follow because she is very low and breathy (I don't know how else to describe it) and it didn't seem to match the character for me. My most favorite book from Jodi is Storyteller... I could not wait to listen to that book each day. This book challenges religious norms and gets a person thinking for sure! I would recommend.
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- mary klepper
- 26-09-17
Jodi Picoult Fans
You either love her books or you don't. This was exactly as expected. It has the storyline and the court drama as we have come to expect. This is not her best or her worst novel
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- SheriB
- 20-09-17
Not my favourite Jodi Picoult
Found this story difficult to follow as an audio with so many different character narrators.
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- JoJo
- 07-08-16
A really good book!
Jodi, if you happen to read these comments, this is a book that deserves both a prequel and a sequel. Are you you game? it would be nice to hear about Clare and what became of her and her acquired gift (s), even of her somehow learning the real details of the circumstances of her father and sister's deaths. Bourne's character could be developed to let us in on what started his journey that led him to June's home. Jodi, so many of us are already invested in these characters that these books would also be best sellers.
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- Margot Edwards
- 22-06-21
amazing ! deep ! twist? still not sure...
fantastic book!!!
not sure though about the different characters being performed by each main character in male and or female voices, pity the characters couldn't have been read in their own voices, sometimes somewhat confusing... but what an incredible story, WELL WORTH ITS CREDIT, Even TWO Credits worth!!!
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- K21
- 12-11-20
Good, but heavy on religion
I enjoyed the book, but feel it was too heavy on religion. I would say 60% was talking about religion in some sort. It just wasn’t what I was prepared for or looking to hear right now.
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