Rachel G. (roach808) - reviewed on 5/6/2017 + 155 more book reviews

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Thoroughly engaging, both sad and very happy, you learn a lot about Bryan's life's work and a lot about a few of the cases he talks about in the book. While you do get a little bit about Bryan himself, he tempers it so that the book isn't about him -- it's about the work he does and the people he serves. I think this is important because too often books like this you hear about the author's history as much - or more than - you hear about the topic of the book.

My hat is off to EJI and the work they do.

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