Andre
I have to start by admitting that, likely due to my geographical location, I was unaware of the extent to which tuberculosis remains a prevalent global issue. This book provides an important and deeply moving account of both the history of the disease and its current impact in developing nations. It's astonishing to witness its transformation from a romanticized illness to another tool used to marginalize vulnerable populations. Combined with John Green's impeccable writing style, there's not much to dislike about this book.
I have to start by admitting that, likely due to my geographical location, I was unaware of the extent to which tuberculosis remains a prevalent global issue. This book provides an important and deeply moving account of both the history of the disease and its current impact in developing nations. It's astonishing to witness its transformation from a romanticized illness to another tool used to marginalize vulnerable populations. Combined with John Green's impeccable writing style, there's not much to dislike about this book.