In Whose Best Interest: One Child's Odyssey, a Nation's Responsibility Book

I loved this book much more on a reread than I did 30 years ago. I wonder who I was then that I didn't appreciate this book as it deserves! Anyway, I'm very glad that I've continued to read and reread it. Obviously, something continued to draw me to it. While I do think there are many flaws in some of his poems and some are definitely great than others, I his work as a whole as brilliant and powerfully impacting American literature. What is great is so very great. It's one of those books that lead me to read differently than I did before reading it. And that is something which is rare and for which I am grateful.