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Pictures of You
Pictures of You
Author: Caroline Leavitt
In Leavitt’s (Girls in Trouble, 2005) compelling new novel, a car crash provides the catalyst for an examination of how well we know the people we love. April and Isabelle, both fleeing their marriages, collide on a foggy, deserted stretch of road. Only Isabelle survives, and though blameless, she is haunted by guilt. In search of healing, she f...  more »
ISBN: 323750
Publication Date: 1/25/2011
Pages: 335
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4 stars, based on 3 ratings
Publisher: Algonquin
Book Type: Paperback
Members Wishing: 2
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Helpful Score: 2
This book had surprise ending. Two women running from or to something different. One is killed when they collide on a foggy road. Great story and fantastic book. Book is really worth the time it takes to read it.
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Helpful Score: 1
I wish all of my books were such easy reads. From page one, I was captivated. Literally locked myself away while family was visiting, just so I could keep reading. Looking forward to reading more of Caroline Leavitt's work.
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mrsfox avatar reviewed Pictures of You on + 22 more book reviews
I didn't care for the ending. I didn't care for the fathers behaviors. I didn't like that I found several mistakes in the book. I think it was an odd book with potential that it never reached. I wouldn't recommend it.
my2luvsemmyandmally avatar reviewed Pictures of You on + 758 more book reviews
An enjoyable book.....some very touching/teary moments reading this one!
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I really liked this book actually couldnt put it down, and even cried in some of the parts. I highly reccomend
njmom3 avatar reviewed Pictures of You on + 1389 more book reviews
Based on the "blurb," I wasn't sure I was going to like this book. A book about two women in a car crash and the ramifications of that tragedy on the people involved. It sounded depressing and disturbing. As I read the book, I liked the beginning but wasn't sure I was going to like it all. I was concerned that the author would wrap it up in a nice, neat package. By the end, I could not put the book down. It was not a neat package, but rather an honest look at relationships, grief, and the impact of a tragedy. As such, there are moments of happiness and moments of extreme sadness. I will be thinking about this book for a while.

My favorite line from the book: "She began to realize that everyone she met seemed to have stories of their own, most of which were just as complicated as hers. The only difference......was that they wanted to tell her their stories and she could barely bring herself to think about her own."


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