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    ("SparkNotes: My Sisterâ��s Keeper: Plot Overview") This is a quote by Ms. Anna Fitzgerald. She is the main character in My Sister’s Keeper. Throughout this magical and inspirational Novel, we walk through her life and see how the decisions she makes and how they affect her and her family. As well as the lives of people around her including her two older siblings, Jesse and Kate. Plus, her Mom and Dad, Sara and Brian. But this isn’t any ordinary story. “The narrative of My Sister’s Keeper alternates

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    In the book “My Sister’s Keeper,” there is a child named Kate who is diagnosed with Acute Promyelocytic Leukemia. After doing tests, her parents learn that neither them nor their son are matches for donors for Kate. They decide to genetically make a baby would would be a perfect donor match for Kate, who will be known as Anna. Anna’s main purpose is to help Kate, meaning donating blood, bone marrow, kidneys, etc.. With a plot twist at the end of the story, Anna dies from a car wreck while Kate who

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    I read the book and watched the movie of "My Sister's Keeper." This story is about a girl named Anna who has a sister with cancer, named Kate. Anna was born to donate body parts to Kate to keep her alive. Anna decides that she doesnt want to do it anymore so she gets a lawyer, named Campbell Alexander, to sue her parents to the rights to her own body. The book and the movie have many simularities to them. They both have some of the same events taking place. At the beginning of both stories, Anna

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    this novel because of the issues they are faced with.” (Jodi Picoult's "My Sister's Keeper"." SIRS Renaissance) The novel tells a realistic story without bias and provides a look at both sides to the issues brought up. One can find reasons to challenge a book against what their beliefs on a subject are, but in this case, one can also find many more reasons why this novel does more good than harm. One reason My Sister’s Keeper is on ALA’s Most Frequently Challenged Books of 2009 is because of the

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    In the movie My Sister’s Keeper Anna, one of the main characters, goes through struggles, hardships and pain because of the expectations of being a donor to her sister. Anna's parents made a decision to have another baby, Anna, to save her sister who has cancer. Anna feels angry because she was only born for one purpose; that purpose is to save her sister. Amy Tan, who wrote “The Most Hateful Words,” goes through similar pain and struggles with her mother. Tan fights constantly with her mother

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    PHI 111 Final Paper: Dilemmas in My Sister’s Keeper by Jodi Picoult The novel “My Sister’s Keeper” by Jodi Picoult explores the medical, legal, ethical and moral issues related to long term illness and discusses some of the bioethical issues around the experimental technique known as pre-implantation genetic diagnosis. The author presents many ethical dilemmas when a couple chooses to genetically engineer a baby to create a bone marrow match for their terminally ill daughter. That creation is

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    My sister’s keeper, by Jodi Picoult, is a story revolves around the Fitzgerald family. When Sara and Brian Fitzgerald's daughter, Kate is diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia at the age of two. Kate needs certain things from a second person and none of Kate's family match; Sara and Brian decide to have another baby. By age thirteen, Anna has underwent countless surgeries, transfusions, and shots so that Kate can somehow fight leukemia. Personally, I feel connected to Kate in many ways like the

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    How do the fault in our stars and my sister’s keeper represent the importance and purity of life in the face of adversity? 200 words The fault in our stars and my sister’s keeper are two novels that have a lot of connections and similar themes. They are both novels about people living with cancer and the pain and experiences they have to go through. The families in the novels deal with their grief in very different ways and make several mistakes along the way. The Main characters Hazel Grace and

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    Development of Anna Fitzgerald Character – My Sister’s Keeper by Jodi Picoult school and last name deleted December 9, 2011 PSYCH1323 Adolescence development relies upon many factors. In order to accurately examine its growth, it is useful to look at some developmental theories. Anna Fitzgerald is thirteen years old; however, she is not like any other teenager with some ordinary problems. Anna was born for a specific purpose she was born to save her sister’s life and to serve as a matched tissue

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    The movie ‘My Sister’s Keeper’ can be analyzed using the 3 social science disciplines, anthropology, psychology, and sociology. Firstly, anthropology is the study of human societies, cultures and their development in the past and present (J.Henderson, personal communication, September , 2016). The environment we live in and the culture we are brought up with plays a crucial influence in who we are as an individual. The following, is evident in the movie ‘My Sister’s Keeper’ as the culture

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