Plain Truth

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Plain Truth is a legal and psychological drama novel by Jodi Picoult that centers on the investigation of a dead newborn in an Amish community and the ensuing courtroom battle.

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instanceOf legal drama novel
novel
psychological drama novel
television film
author Jodi Picoult
basedOn Plain Truth
countryOfOrigin United States
coverArtDepicts rural Amish imagery
featuresCharacter Aaron Fisher
Ellie Hathaway
Jacob Fisher
Katie Fisher
Sarah Fisher
firstPublicationYear 2000
genre crime fiction
drama film
legal drama
psychological drama
hasAdaptation Plain Truth (2004 television film)
includesElement courtroom trial
criminal investigation
psychological evaluation
language English
mainTheme clash between modern law and religious tradition
faith
family secrets
justice
motherhood
mediaType print
narrativePerspective third-person narration
plotSummary The novel centers on the investigation of a dead newborn found in an Amish barn and the ensuing courtroom battle over the alleged young Amish mother.
protagonist Ellie Hathaway
Katie Fisher
publisher Atria Books
setting Amish community in Pennsylvania
subjectMatter Amish culture
criminal law
forensic evidence
infanticide investigation
targetAudience adult readers
timePeriodOfSetting contemporary era

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Jodi Picoult notableWork Plain Truth
Plain Truth (2004 television film) basedOn Plain Truth
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