Jodi Picoult is my favorite author. I’ve read all of her books. This one got missed for a few years because the reviews scared me. I missed out big time. I love the research that goes into her books. It is very apparent. The subject of Egyptology is not the most fascinating to me but I learned a lot.

Took forever to end. Very boring and unmoving novel

I happened to read this book as my father-in-law was dying of stage IV bladder cancer that had spread to his bones. I watched as his wife, her son, his girlfriend and other friends of the family tried (in vain) to keep him alive and not talk about the reality and inevitability of death. I learned a valuable lesson in the two weeks we spent by his side: How NOT to handle the end of someone’s life. Reading the Book of Two Ways gave me comfort during this time. Jodi Piccoult is one of my favorite authors, and I always learn something from her well-researched writing and interesting topics! Thank you for this beautiful book.

A very rich and enlightening book. Truly one of the best well written and researched novels this year. History, mysticism and science weaves a tale of parallel lives in all of us.

Yes, there was more info about Egyptology that I wanted to know, but there is so much more if you read the entire book. Pick it back up again, skim thru some of the stuff, but finish the book. It is so worth it!

Stopped reading it which really bothers me but I just couldn’t continue! I read to relax, not to try and learn about things I have no interest in. Waste of money.

I loved every moment of this book! If you love to learn something as well as immerse yourself in a great read, this is the book for you! You won’t want it ti to end....

I really liked general direction of the book and the premise of the story line. What I didn’t like was all the details of the Egyptology and quantum mechanics. I found I stopped paying attention to what I was reading when those details went on for too long, and I lost my interest in continuing to read those parts. I did finish the book and did like the ending.

This was the worst book I read by Picoult. I am very disappointed. The book is way too long. Too much Egyptology and the bouncing back and forth is annoying to say the least. To top it all off, the ending is horrible. Just as bad as the end of the Sopranos

Loved it! Made me feel so many emotions at the same time!