pickDespite the incredibly tough subject, this is one heck of a memoir. It‘s so well-written and takes into account moments when readers are going to struggle to keep going, and addresses it, and redirects so you can keep reading this story of such an awfully tragic life. One hundred percent essential reading.
pickTough but necessary read.
pickThis was interesting.
pickKiddo had a ballet performance at the library today, so I scrambled to finish this and return it while we were there. I did rush through the end, but I don‘t think I could devote much more to Giuffre‘s story; it was heartbreaking and infuriating and just so hard to read. I went into it thinking she wasn‘t likely suicidal, but by the end…I can see it. I hope her kids have a good life in her honor and their own right.
pickI wish she had made it to see the impact of her words. The fall of Andrew and the release of the files. I understand why she couldn't be here. The anguish she did survive is incredible. I hope her children find some comfort in the justice she fought so hard to get.
She was beyond brave.
It feels like a duty, like every American should read this memoir.
pickto think I would finish it today.The survivors PSA ,the survivors news conference,the vote.What a difficult & necessary read.Virginia needed to tell her side of the story,I‘m sure she felt its power, but also felt so much darkness remembering so much trauma.That rich & powerful people count on exploiting the young &
vulnerable ,with a sneer say who will they believe ,me or you ? I see her brother standing in her place , making sure she is heard .
