Review: Without warning the world changed
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 26, 2011
It took guts for Ms. Haskin to bare her soul and relive the horror that she went through.  It's important not to forget that 2,973 people died as a result of the attacks on September 11, 2001, all because they went to work.On that day the world got to see what evil truly looks like.  Ms. Haskin asks "What kind of motherless soul can so easily and savagely murder thousands and proclaim it all to be in the name of righteousness?"  That is something that most of us will never comprehend.It's hard enough to comprehend what Ms. Haskin describes going through.  I'm not surprised that Ms. Haskin quotes the bible and relates some of it's passages to her story.  I'd be surprised if she didn't.  You can't go through an event such as this and not be deeply and profoundly affected.Her story serves to remind us not only of the events of September 11th, and the subsequent conflicts we've been fighting, but also to take time and reflect on what's really important in life.  It certainly isn't objects and material things, nor position and title.A little soul searching is good for all of us.Reading this book will give you pause to do just that.