I wish there was more. I mean, this would be a great biography to read as a teen, but...I wish you had more into the "why" their fates were different. It's great for discussions for socio-economic problems, school systems, etc... BUT! I felt the only reason the other "Wes Moore" made it...was his family cared enough to get him the "structure/discipline" he needed. It is a thought provoking book...but I guess I wish for more of an inside look at the other Wes Moore's head.
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I wish there was more. I mean, this would be a great biography to read as a teen, but...I wish you had more into the "why" their fates were different. It's great for discussions for socio-economic problems, school systems, etc... BUT! I felt the only reason the other "Wes Moore" made it...was his family cared enough to get him the "structure/discipline" he needed. It is a thought provoking book...but I guess I wish for more of an inside look at the other Wes Moore's head.
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The Brothers K
The Warmth of Other Suns: The Epic Story of America's Great Migration
Where'd You Go, Bernadette
A Dance With Dragons (A Song of Ice and Fire, #5)
