Anna was born to save her sister’s life. Anna decides she wants to be medically emancipated so she no longer has to do the saving.

I cried. Like full on tears, couldn’t see the pages anymore, cried.

Funny enough I happened upon this book from a YouTube short about the movie. I was instantly intrigued. The whole concept is very fascinating. Just from the short clip, I needed to know the whole story! Just even thinking about what life would be like if you knew the only reason your parents had you was to save their other child. Wild!

I loved the layout of this book. We got to hear from all of the characters involved, whether they were family members of Anna, or involved in the trial itself. We got both present time and past time. It really lays out the moral dilemma of what’s right and what’s wrong, and perhaps in a case like this, there really isn’t a right or a wrong answer.

I would highly recommend this book to any adult needing a good cry, or wanting a book that makes you think!