Personally, I'm not a big fan of this book. Everything that Dr. Paul did was amazing. Infact, It was down right remarkable, but I don't know if it required a 300 page book to tell us everything. It reminded me a little of an article. Now, I'm not saying it was cut and dry and humorless, like most articles are because there was indeed a great deal of humor mixed in, but it was not an exciting read in any sense of the word.

The book was well written, however, and definetly got it's point ac... (show more)

Personally, I'm not a big fan of this book. Everything that Dr. Paul did was amazing. Infact, It was down right remarkable, but I don't know if it required a 300 page book to tell us everything. It reminded me a little of an article. Now, I'm not saying it was cut and dry and humorless, like most articles are because there was indeed a great deal of humor mixed in, but it was not an exciting read in any sense of the word.

The book was well written, however, and definetly got it's point across, which was that suffering is global, and the poor suffer most, which I think we can all agree on. It also shows the reader the "behind the scenes" work of a human rights/health activist, which is nice because the public really only sees the end result of all the hard work, not the hard work that goes into that result.

In short, the writing was great, but the subject was a little repetitive. (show less)