Purchased at the Edmonton Public Library's Fall Booksale.

From back cover:

"Jacquelyn Mitchard's first novel, The Deep End of the Ocean, launched Oprah Winfrey's Book Club and riveted millions of readers worldwide. Now this supremely talented author offers her most powerful work to date. The emotional story of a fierce custody battle over a little girl, A Theory of Relativity is an unforgettable tale of love and the bonds that unite us all."

I liked this book. I thought the characters were believable and for the most part likable. I did find parts of it were very long. The author seems to ramble a bit, and it sometimes distracted from the story. I liked the ending, in that it was written from teenage Keefer's point of view, since being a toddler during the majority of the story, doesn't have her own voice. Would recommend as a good read.

***I actually finished reading this a few weeks ago, but forgot to journal it.***

CONTROLLED RELEASE NOTES:

Mailed out to the lucky winner of the Chocolate, Book & Tea sweepstakes.

Hope you enjoy it.

Received from Heaven150 today, as part of the Book Tea Choc sweeps, along with lots of different teas, book labels, yummy chocolates and a card with a lovely note inside :) Thank you for your great package!