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This was entirely too long. I think it would be just as impactful and would reach a larger audience if it was half the length.
With that I am impressed with Solomon's research. I also think he is a study on how to slip yourself into a book. When he spoke of his own story it never felt intrusive and always was there to relate to a point.
While the book itself is too dense, his writing at the sentence level is not and 👇
mcctrish Well done!!!! 6h
ChaoticMissAdventures His writing is easy to read and follow. I think people need to be cautious going into this. There is a lot of interviews where the parents talk openly of regret and even wishing their children dead. There is moments where doctors tell new parents news in the most callous, horrendous way (if nothing this book will affirm that not all doctors need to have their jobs). There is hope nestled throughout, it doesn't outweigh the heaviness of the subject 6h
ChaoticMissAdventures @mcctrish thanks! It felt like being back in college! I made myself read a chapter a day, but I skipped "Rape" I just couldn't do it. 6h
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mcctrish That‘s how I‘m doing it and I just finished “Rape” I needed him to be more angry about health care betraying women 6h
Suet624 It‘s funny you mentioned feeling as though you were back in college. When I looked at your photo, my first thought was that looks like a textbook! 6h
HettyG I enjoyed this book, but also I love your coffee mug. 5h
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