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“Recently, at BookCon, I had a throng of readers waiting to get books signed and to tell me their stories.”
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““I’m thinking about getting a tattoo,” I said.”
“I’m proud of my novels and humbled by the lives they’ve touched and the conversations they inspired.”
“Saying it out loud made it feel more real.”
“By all accounts, I have spent the last six decades building a legacy anyone would admire.”
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“I have always been outspoken—in my writing, in my politics, on my social media.”
“And yet, I could not think about turning sixty without starting to cry.”
“At 55, my neighbor took a picture of me under a matching speed limit sign and we both laughed.”
“I do not have any tattoos.”
“___________________________ Hollow Bones by Jodi Picoult is available from Ballantine Books, an imprint of Random House, a division of Penguin Random House, LLC.”
“In fact, my thirtieth novel, Hollow Bones , is being published this September.”
“But when I look down at my wrist, there’s a symbol that marks all I have accumulated and accomplished so far, and reminds me there’s more to come.”
“A silver lining, if you will, for the silver-haired.”
“My three kids are happy and healthy and married to partners who make them better versions of themselves.”
“At fifty I could still convince myself I had another half of my life to live.”