Hollow Bones
Picoult never shies away from difficult subject matter, and here she shines a light on postpartum psychosis and the devastating fallout both the condition and its under-diagnosis can cause. A few late-in-the-game melodramatic developments don’t undercut what is ultimately a powerful and deeply affecting exploration of grief, loss, guilt, and enduring love.
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An intricate, twisty family drama spanning decades in both directions ... Picoult supplies her signature delightful banter and gift for depicting passion and romance ... The queen of social activist novels has done it again. Impressive, important, and fun to read.
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Poignant if heavy-handed ... Eloise’s story careens into a major plot twist, followed by another one involving Evie, and while both feel contrived, they yield thoughtful insights into the nature of mother-daughter relationships. This melodrama has its moments.
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