Review: We are, after all brothers
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 9, 2011
Dissolute Kinship: A 9/11 Road Trip, takes us on a journey with the Author as our pilot. Needing to close pages of a past not easily forgotten and only rekindled by the tragedy of the bombing, leads this author to take this arduous journey.  Remembering that day, while reading this book, brought a new round of thoughts to my mind.  Those buildings were icons to Americans and in the hearts and minds of those terrorists they desired to destroy those icons.  No thoughts ever crossed their minds about the people and their families, whose lives were destroyed or forever altered on that day.  I was moved by this book.  My faith not diminished but strengthened.  To know that even through crisis the people of New York, nay the world, persevered. Bob Dylan always did seem to have the right modicum of drive in any direction.  Although I never really thought that he could carry a tune.  We are all in the same leaky boat, so we had best all remember that, and do our part in order to stay afloat as a nation.Rhonda