Title: I want 45 minutes of my life back!
Review: Disclaimer: I read the first 100 pages, unstuck my eyes from the back of my head, then read the last 30.Good God, is this book ever terrible. And manipulative. And borderline unrealistic. And downright predictable. I had the entire plot figured out around page 30, but I didn't think I was actually going to be THAT right.Don't get me wrong, I'm touched at the thought that a middle class, two parent, suburban WASP-y family has enough money, time and resources (did I mention money?) to genetically design a baby to be born just to save the life of another. But that's only what...15% of the American population? 1% of the world? If you don't fall into that perfect little category, your child is probably screwed.Oh, and just to add to the STAGGERING errors Ms. Picoult made: minors cannot pawn property. It's a felony. So sayeth this former pawnbroker. (I'm also a former paralegal, but I won't go there.)
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