I read this book when I found it at my school library. I couldn't put it down. I finished it the same day. It made me think of my sister at college and what I would do if she ever died. I love all of Ms. McDaniel's books. They show people that bad things will happen, but there's always a way to get through it in the end.

This was the first of Lurlene Mcdaniels Books that I read. I absolutly loved it, and cryed several times throughout it. I would recomend this book and any other book of lurlene's to anyone

My Mom first introduced me to this book while going through some boxes in our attic! My sister and I had just gotton into an argument, and thats when she handed me this book, and said simply, "Read This!" I took the book to my room, and immediatly opened to the first page, and began to read! It was amazing how similar their lifes were to my sisters, and mine! I laughed at the funny times, and cried like a baby when her sister died! It made me think about what I would do if I ever lost MY sister! I went straight to my sister, and apologized! My only regret is that I didnt read this book sooner! :c)

I started this book with great expectations,since I'm a fan of Mrs. McDaniel's books. Unfortunately,this one wasn't up to her usual caliber. Sure,it was touching and suspenseful. I liked that the lead female stayed single, and I could identify with her feelings. But she was too harsh towards her family when she found out she was adopted,and they were the ones who loved her. At least she realized how much they meant to her. Her biological mother's reaction to her at their 1st meeting was even more outrageous. Luckily,that was resolved,too. If the ending hadn't left readers hanging,this book would've been much better. Please,Mrs.McDaniel,write a sequel so we can find out what happens to Sarah!

This a good book, about a girl needing help for a bone marrow transplant but her parents cant give them to her because she was adopted. This story tells you how much a girl and her adopted mother would find to save the girls life. You will defenetly love this book when you read it.

I thourghly enjoyed "Mother help me live". It was one of Mcdaniels better books. It is different, but it is suprisingly better than her romance novels. Mcdaniel does a good job of presenting the story and showing the importance of family. Sarah is a lovable charcter who can relate in one way or another to most teenage girls. Adoption is the main focus of the book. I would reccomend this book to all tennage girls and Lurlene Mcdaniel fans.

Chelsea James has just moved onto a beeper for a heart transplant and is staying with her friend from the summer, Katie O'Roark. Chelsea is in a support group, and there she meets Jillian, who is awaiting a heart-lung transplant. Jillian and Chelsea become the best of friends. When they are both beeped for the same heart, the hospital must choose only one of them. Who will it be?

This book by Lurlene McDaniel is AWESOME. It was the first one of all her books that I have read. I saw it at a bookstore and at first hated it, but then I really got into it. This book is for those who have a heart and are willing to give this book a try, otherwise don't even touch the book. I have since read many others by Lurlene McDaniel, and while they have the basic story-line, they really are rather different. Read this and then more in the series

I really liked this book because it shows that in life not everthing can go your way. This story can happen in real life. It's the best story I have read because it's about two friends that need the same heart. I thought the book was sad, but these things happen in real life. That's what life is about.

This book is so good, i can barely put it down. It makes me laugh, and it makes me cry. If you want a good book, read this. You'll really like it!

Not the best book i've ever read but still a good book

She seems to stray away from the topics of her other books. If you read L. mcDaniels Books for the drama of them, dont pick up this one

This book was ok, but not quite up to Lurlene Mcdaniel's normal standards. I normally read her books that have disease; so, I was shocked to see that there was no disease. I would recommend you read this book, but I want to say if you normally read her books that have disease be forewarned there is no disease.

Bye,
E.J.P.