My Sister's Keeper is a novel that tells the story of Anna Fitzgerald, a girl who was born specifically to provide blood and bone marrow to her older sister Kate, who has cancer. When Anna turns thirteen, she learns that her parents want her to donate a kidney to Kate for an operation that may not even save Kate's life, and could have serious medical repercussions for Anna. Anna decides to sue for medical emancipation from her parents, and the trial that ensues tests the bonds of the Fitzgerald family.
Author Ursula LeGuin once said Its nice to have an end to journey towards but its how you get there that really matters This statement is true in all our lives and is and overhanging theme in Jodi Picoults bestseller My Sisters Keeper Using My Sisters Keeper as a reference as well as my own life experiences I would like to show you how this statement by Miss LeGuin is relevant to all of us and is something that as humans we live our lives about In My Sisters Keeper Miss Picoult tells the story