Sue Klebold's book--my reaction
- Feb 6, 2018
- 1 min read
I get asked about Sue's book periodically, so I'm going to answer here and direct people here when they inquire:
I read and fact-checked about 6 pages in galleys, then started the book when it came out, but there was much going on and I had a PTSD reaction so I stopped. It was great as far as I got.
I hope to return to it at some point, but not pushing my luck.
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