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Off the Page
- Narrated by: Nick Cordero, Michael Bakkensen, Suzy Jackson, Morgan Hallett
- Series: Between the Lines (Picoult and van Leer), Book 2
- Length: 10 hrs and 26 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 05-19-15
- Language: English
- Publisher: Recorded Books
- Whispersync for Voice-ready
Regular price: $20.99
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Publisher's Summary
A humorous and romantic sequel to Between the Lines.
Jodi Picoult is the author of 23 novels, including the number one New York Times best sellers Lone Wolf, Between the Lines, Sing You Home, House Rules, Handle with Care, Change of Heart, Nineteen Minutes, and My Sister's Keeper.
Samantha van Leer is a sophomore at Vassar College majoring in psychology with a minor in human development. She has four dogs: Alvin, Harvey, Dudley, and Oliver - for whom the prince in this story is named.
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- mendolynne
- 09-22-15
Another irresistible Picoult for all ages
Off the Page may be labeled Young Adult, but really, it defies genre. The story line is so unique and creative, as only Jodi Picoult can conjure.
The idea of what a book is…if no one reads it does the story exist? The idea of actually jumping into your favorite book...what would happen? And if some of the characters of that book changed places with you, how would they fare in the real world?
Such a fun read this was! And a lovely ending. How rare is that these days?
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- Debbie
- 08-29-16
Not her best!
This was the first Jodi Picolt book I did not like. Very slow start & weird story . Tortured myself to get through halfway & could not take any more torture!
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- Rebecca
- 11-02-15
Loved it!
Didn't want it to end! Great read! Sweet, warm, funny & heartfelt! Enjoy the storyline!
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- Brenda Wright
- 08-06-15
Off the page
Not the best book of hers slow to begin plot got better but was still not as good as her other books I have read
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- Laurel
- 07-23-15
The genius of Jodi Picoult continues . . .
Off the Page follows Between the Lines. The first book offers a delightful premise: An unhappy teenager in the real world and a discontent prince from a fairytale fall in love. Through a fantastical journey the prince escapes from his fairytale and joins a teenager in her world. Not only do they manage to cross between worlds – but they manage it in multiple ways – each unique. It feels like they are telling their readers – "there are many ways to join the characters and plots in the books you read – look for your own way in – think outside the box."
The second book is another Picoult miracle. In it we watch Oliver and Dehlilah’s developing romance as they deal with problems in both of their worlds.
The tale is woven together so seamlessly it is easy to accept the crossover between the two worlds. I suspect that most readers have indulged in similar fantasies themselves. In some ways – this is a natural extension for any devoted reader.
Growth and development of characters is one of J Picoult’s true strengths. If you have read any of her books – you know she is a genius. These books offer more proof. Much to my delight - it looks like her daughter will follow in her footsteps.
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- Brittany Johnston
- 09-16-16
Cute Follow Up
Nice to have a follow up of the first book. Good little feel good story, with a happy ending.
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- Jeff
- 08-27-15
Great adventure
The blurb drew me into this book, but the story kept me there. I love how many levels this works on from a love story to a story about friends to a story about family. It was funny, dramatic, heartbreaking and absolutely a delightful read.
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- Melissa Quiroz
- 06-28-15
Amazing
This story gave me all kinds of emotions my favorite is Oliver and edger its spectacular how it's planed
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- N.Kitten
- 08-29-15
Good Listen
it was a good listen. not the usual Jodi Picohlt novel. it is a nice storyline and was not what I had expected.
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