Kindly donated to be released at the OBCZ.

This is simultaneously an easy and very difficult read. Cooper's writing style flows in such a way that the pages turn quickly, but the content will make you pause to breathe every so often. Trying to fill the void from the loss of his father during childhood and the suicide of his brother as a young adult, Cooper sprints from war zones to countries devastated by famine. He only really begins to face his own demons while covering New Orleans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.

To say I enjoyed the read doesn't quite feel right. It's not that kind of a book. However, if Anderson Cooper put out another memoir, I would definitely read it.

Leaving it somewhere in the food court area