Mutual Aid: Building Solidarity in This Crisis

When reading books I care about, I always try to subject them to the critical standards I scrutinise Neo-liberal and ancap ideas to, for this my main gripe with this books stems from two points:
1- The book use of sensationalised wording in some chapters can be self-indulgent at times.
2- The overall focus on examples from the US; while there was an example from Hong Kong protestors, I would have liked to see more resources about other mutual-aid projects in other countries.
Besides this, the book is a my goto book for self-organising without slipping into a charity model. And the pitfalls are detailed with examples that go beyond anecdotal and more into the patterns that they usually fail through.