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Simran Anand simran_anand — I give it 3 stars for the import of what the author talks about and how little people probably know about the people they donate to. The discussion of specific regions and how NGO's and the like are involved are very informative in a broad way. My problem with this book is that it doesn't feel coherent. The author goes back and forth from one crisis area and time to another. There is something almost too personal about the writing when it often needs to come across more analytical I think. But again, that doesn't detract from the overall message of the problem with how aid is set up, distributed and accounted for. The author questions many times over the course of the book "is it better to do something or do nothing"? And the answer is not as clear as one would think, knowing that I believe the gut reaction of most people is "of course, do something". That's not so clear cut when you realize what 'doing something' actually entails and the further problems it causes. The greatest thing to take away from this book is a healthy questioning of the system of aid that many countries give AND many contries and people manipulate.

Diana Avelar davelarpires — Read for 11th grade English class; also studied at NCSU for Southern American Literature course.