Jodi Picoult
(1966 - )Jodi Picoult received a degree in creative writing from Princeton and a Master's degree in education from Harvard. Jodi lives in New Hampshire with her husband and three children.
Jodi Picoult's novels centre on family, relationships, and the balance of love. Riveting plots bring to light questions and issues that remain with a reader long after the last page is turned.
Series
Novels
Songs of the Humpback Whale (1992)
Harvesting the Heart (1993)
Picture Perfect (1995)
Mercy (1996)
The Pact (1998)
Keeping Faith (1999)
Plain Truth (2000)
Salem Falls (2000)
Perfect Match (2002)
Second Glance (2003)
My Sister's Keeper (2004)
Vanishing Acts (2005)
The Tenth Circle (2006)
Nineteen Minutes (2006)
Change of Heart (2008)
Handle with Care (2009)
House Rules (2010)
Sing You Home (2011)
Lone Wolf (2012)
The Storyteller (2013)
Leaving Time (2014)
Harvesting the Heart (1993)
Picture Perfect (1995)
Mercy (1996)
The Pact (1998)
Keeping Faith (1999)
Plain Truth (2000)
Salem Falls (2000)
Perfect Match (2002)
Second Glance (2003)
My Sister's Keeper (2004)
Vanishing Acts (2005)
The Tenth Circle (2006)
Nineteen Minutes (2006)
Change of Heart (2008)
Handle with Care (2009)
House Rules (2010)
Sing You Home (2011)
Lone Wolf (2012)
The Storyteller (2013)
Leaving Time (2014)
Omnibus
The Jodi Picoult Collection #1 (2012)
The Jodi Picoult Collection #2 (2012)
The Jodi Picoult Collection #3 (2012)
The Jodi Picoult Collection #4 (2012)
The Jodi Picoult Collection #2 (2012)
The Jodi Picoult Collection #3 (2012)
The Jodi Picoult Collection #4 (2012)
Collections
Plays
Novellas
Series contributed to
Awards
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Jodi Picoult recommends
 Willing Spirits (1998) Phyllis Schieber "Beautifully written, full of wit and wisdom and heart." |  Housewrights (2002) Art Corriveau "The most wrenching New England love triangle I've read since Ethan Frome... Exquisite." | The River Road (2002) Karen Osborn "With grace and poetry, Osborn explores how the biggest emotions are sometimes found in the smallest seconds - and how a single moment might be the switchback that changes our lives." | |
Summer by the Sea (2004) Susan Wiggs "Susan Wiggs paints the details of human relationships with the finesse of a master." | The Rock Orchard (2005) Paula Wall "The most unlikely things grow in The Rock Orchard - prosperity, love, faith and friendship... and some deep Southern characters whose turns of phrase and approach to life will have you laughing out loud." | The Memory Keeper's Daughter (2005) Kim Edwards "Kim Edwards has created a tale of regret and redemption, of honest emotion, of characters haunted by their past. This is simply a beautiful book." | |
 The Slow Moon (2006) Elizabeth Cox "I found myself pausing over the beauty of this book, and wishing I'd been the one to think of it." |  Still Life with Husband (2007) Lauren Fox "Any woman who's ever found herself looking at her life and wondering how on earth she wound up there will relate to the characters in this funny, honest novel." | The Rest of Her Life (2007) Laura Moriarty "Resonates like an emotional tuning fork." | |
 The Third Angel (2008) Alice Hoffman "Alice Hoffman is my favorite writer." |  Skeletons at the Feast (2008) Chris Bohjalian "Rich in character and gorgeous writing." |  After You (2009) Julie Buxbaum "After You highlights - beautifully and compellingly - the truth that sometimes we have to lose the people closest to us to find ourselves." | |
The Good Daughters (2010) Joyce Maynard "Joyce Maynard is in top-notch form..." | The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake (2010) Aimee Bender "Such beautiful writing." | Solomon's Oak (2010) Jo-Ann Mapson "Her books will move you from out-loud laughter to bittersweet tears." | |
Left Neglected (2011) Lisa Genova "Remember how you couldn't put down Still Alice? Well, clear your schedule - because you're going to feel the same way." | Pictures of You (2011) Caroline Leavitt "Magically written, heartbreakingly honest... Caroline Leavitt is one of those fabulous, incisive writers you read and then ask yourself, Where has she been all my life?" | Attachments (2011) Rainbow Rowell "Laugh-out-loud." | |
The Violets of March (2011) Sarah Jio "Mix a love story, history, and a mystery and what takes root? The Violets of March, a novel that reminds us how the past comes back to haunt us, and packs great surprises along the way." | Kindred Spirits (2011) Sarah Strohmeyer "Kindred Spirits is just what you need to toast to the power of female friendship... Book clubs, rejoice." | These Girls (2012) Sarah Pekkanen "At turns bittersweet, laugh-out-loud funny, and painfully real..." | |
The Star Attraction (2013) Alison Sweeney "Alison Sweeney's novel is an entertaining, backstage glimpse at those who organize the lives of the Hollywood elite. It's great fun for any reader who secretly sneaks peeks at People magazine in the checkout line at the grocery store, and wonders, What if . . . ?" | Lies You Wanted to Hear (2013) James Whitfield Thomson "Hard to believe Thomson is a first time auter, given the achievement of this novel. Compulsively readable and stunningly written." | Five Days Left (2014) Julie Lawson Timmer "...this impressive debut novel heralds the arrival of an extremely talented writer." | |
The Same Sky (2015) Amanda Eyre Ward "The timeliest book you will ever read this year...This one's going to haunt me for a long time, and it's going to define the brilliant Amanda Eyre Ward." | The Forgetting Time (2016) Sharon Guskin "An explosive debut." | Arrowood (2016) Laura McHugh "This robust, old-fashioned gothic mystery has everything you’re looking for: a creepy old house, a tenant with a secret history, and even a few ghosts. Laura McHugh’s novel sits at the intersection of memory and history, astutely asking whether we carry the past or it carries us." | |
Little Fires Everywhere (2017) Celeste Ng "I read Little Fires Everywhere in a single, breathless sitting." | Long Black Veil (2017) Jennifer Finney Boylan "In the tradition of Donna Tartt, Jennifer Finney Boylan has crafted a thriller that's intellectual, existential, and compulsively readable. " | Gypsy Moth Summer (2017) Julia Fierro "The Gypsy Moth Summer plunges the reader into a hazy, hot daydream of hidden truth, scandal, and racial prejudice. With bold strokes, Julia Fierro creates a vivid world where privilege and class are merely a veneer to distract from the cracks beneath the surface." | |
The Summer Of Impossible Things (2017) Rowan Coleman "Beautiful." |
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