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Lacye 507 lacye — I figured the trajectory of the two Wes Moore's stories before I started to read this book. One was a Rhodes Scholar etc. etc. etc. so he clearly had the stable-er home life and the loving-er family and on and on. The other is serving life in prison for a robbery/murder and he clearly had the less stable home life, inattentive family etc, etc. I knew there would be a clear line drawn and errors pointing, one to the life of the "good" Wes Moore and one to the life of the "bad" Wes Moore. Once I started the book I realized I was wrong. This cognitive dissonance is, of course, the book's success. If the path to the good Wes Moore life was that obvious, it never would have been published. My take away from this book is not to decide that an "if only" would have saved the life-in-prison Wes Moore. My take away is to look at every child, even the ones that seem to be on the "bad Wes Moore" path and expect of them that they finish school, procreate responsibly, find work that suits them and live a happy life. To expect less is to give in to the throwaway society we have created for a large subset of our children.

Nitin Veturkar nitinveturkar — Excellent.

Eduardo Rodriguez eduarnes50 — LOVED IT! I read this in one sitting it was so suspensful and a great, intriguing story.

Diana Ludin dianaludin — It's interesting to read this book at different stages in life. When I first picked it up, it wasn't nearly as striking as it is now. I can't remember who America is at war with... was it Eurasia? Or Iraq? Or Afganistan? Well, who cares as long as there's a target, right? (dripping with sarcasm)