compassionate empathy and perhaps protect roe versus wade a little longer. the book is actually a shooting at a reproductive rights in mississippi, one of the eight states that only have one clinic left in america because of over 280 laws at the state level has shifted away a reproductive rate since for 2012. in my book a gun comes in with a grudge and start shooting, he kills some patients and hostages and he patients employees any take the rest hostage. one of the people he takes hostage is the 15 euro daughter of the hostage negotiator on the outside and the people in the clinic are a wide range of people who have all been brought here at this moment they believe different things about reproductive rights, use the individuals were pro-choice and pro-life and all of their points of view are very evenly and accurately represented. how do you storyboard a complex story like that with all sorts of connections and things going on. that is a particular question, there is a
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jodi picoult, you suggest that justice kavanaugh should read your newest book, the spark of life. why is that? sunny think it s one of the most bean el books at abortion rights and women s reproductive right is i found. i worked hard to make it balanced and i think it would allow him to see other people s opinions of view with camp passion and empathy and perhaps protect roe v. wade a little longer. host: you say, all points of view are represented in the book. guest: yes. host: how so? guest: so the book is actually about a shooting at a reproductive rights clinic in mississippi. one othe eight states with one clinic left in america because of over 280 laws at the state level that s chipped away at productive rights since 2012, and in my book, a gunman comes in with a grudge, starts shooting, he kills some patients and hostages and patients and employees and takes the rest hostage, and one of the people he takes hostage a 15-year-old daughter over the hostage negot
justice kavanaugh should read your newest book? . because one of the most balanced books of abortion rates that i have found and to see other people s points of view and protect roe versus wade. host: all points of your represented? the book is a shooting at a reproductive rights clinic and only has one clinic left in america because over 280 lives at the state level chipped away at reproductive rightsuc since 2012 so in my book a gunman comes in and starts shooting and takes hostages and then takes the rest hostage. so one of the people he takes hostages the 15 -year-old daughter of the hostage negotiator so that people in the clinic are a wide range of people a and that they were actively represented. sots a complex story like that how do you start that. this is a twist that it is told in reverse so the very first thing that you see as the standoff between the gun man and the hostage negotiator but then it goes back one hour in time so at the very end you learn what