Workbook on Wish You Were Here: A Novel by Jodi Picoult (Fun Facts & Trivia Tidbits)

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John Lennon once said that "life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans” and this is no truer than in Jodie Picoult’s latest novel Wish You Were Here.
What was supposed to be a dream holiday to the Galápagos Islands turns into a nightmare when a pandemic strikes and the whole island is put into lockdown. Diana O'Toole, whose life is usually planned down to the very minute, suddenly finds herself in over her head in a strange place where she does not speak the language. As the story develops, Diana begins to re-evaluate her life and what is really important to her and soon she finds herself at a crossroads—should she go back to her old life and her fiance or embrace the person she’s becoming?

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