pickSO very good. I believe, for my mother, somewhere in the refracted light of a shattered psyche, a mother‘s love remains, but this book shed some light on our cultural attitudes toward schizophrenia.
pickSO very good. I believe, for my mother, somewhere in the refracted light of a shattered psyche, a mother‘s love remains, but this book shed some light on our cultural attitudes toward schizophrenia.
pickI don‘t agree with all her conclusions (particularly some abdication of personal responsibility on her part and a tendency to blame mental health issues for violence), but a heartbreaking, compelling and provocative read for those looking for further insight about Columbine.
“When I hear about terrorists in the news, I think, ‘That‘s somebody‘s kid.‘ Columbine made me feel more connected to mankind than anything else possibly could have.” —Sue Klebold
I love this book so hard. Greatest memoir of the 21st century thus far.
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