Or maybe it was the narrator's maudlin introspection that went on for two to three pages. Somehow Cavanaugh's job involves taking videos of a region to determine how much aid it can provide the needy, giving only to those who will be able to repay. When charity organization's stocks run dry, the organization cannot aid anyone. Knez, again, focuses on change within the reader in this sociological tale, though this reviewer struggled to understand how a charity organization could have value in a stock market. Let us hope so.
Words are language, the words of good stories communicate, they pose questions.
Good readers respond. I agree with her. Just for that I'm going to buy the book. It never hurts to stir up a little controversy. Yet another unusual and imaginative tale in a book full of such.