This book was an eye-opening account from 50 homeless people.
My sister has been homeless for a year now, and it makes me wonder what she would say if a stranger interviewed her. She reminds me of some people in this book. She's a meth addict, but she had every chance to get clean. We got her housing, work, counseling, clothes, etc. and she ran away to get high. A lot of these people admit their faults, but I wonder what she would say.