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| The book has--in this reviewer's opinion--three weaknesses: One: At times, Callahan diverges from the crux of the topic through considerable efforts to contextualize his major points. McKissack contextualizes the stories, too, more fully and circumstantially than she did in The Dark-Thirty (rev. We also have the mix of news and opinion that contextualize today's events. |
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