Do you think that this was a good choice for Raynham Reads? Why or why not?
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I think that this is definitley a compelling book, but with all the variety of literature out there now (books that address the more pressings subjects of our time) I would appreciate a more culturally important read. Maybe something that addresses the lack of integrity in our food/meat industries, or the lack of support for mothers after giving birth?
I think this was definitely a wise choice. It has a lot of info that many different types would learn from. The humor was wonderful and I felt like I was there.
It’s hard to pick a book that all will enjoy. The book is easy to read with light and informative moments. I could have used the stuff about black bears earlier this summer! I think the book was a fine choice.