Wake-Up Call: The Political Education of a 9/11 Widow

A reviewer

THis book is the best book ever on 9/11. It really gives you the perspective from a 9/11 and the journey she goes on.

A Must Read, Excellent writer, details, details

Kristen Breitweiser writes from the heart, with details to support her trials and tribulations in the aftermath of the 911 attacks. Thanks to her unending endurance/tact/persuasiveness she reenacts the efforts that were put forth by the 'Jersey Girls' to gain the benefits that the 911 victims and victims family's deserve. I can feel her agony and frustration with the group on Capitol Hill. I too did and would have again supported any body but Bush, it is too bad that Kerry did not have the senses to follow her lead. She opened doors that all Kerry had to do was follow and act. I can only hope and pray that she writes more.

You go Girl....

This book is about the love of a family, and also, it is definitely about the strength of a young woman rising to meet a challenge thrust upon her. She has given her time to help each and every American to be safer. I am so glad that I took the time to read this book because Kristen Breitweiser gave a voice to so many of my feeling about our current political situations. Read the book!! It is definitely ointment for the soul.

Educational Indeed

I learned so much about our government, our national security, and about the true meaning and role we should all play in protecting our homeland from terrorists. I too thought that our government was doing everything in its power to protect our human life and our security. This book is definitely a Wake-up Call.

Clear, concise, condemning...

Kristen's book is a must read for anyone who wants to understand the trauma to the 9/11 victims' families and the fight for open disclosure in the political realm. It is well written- clear, concise, and condemning of the political games that were played out.

A 'Jersey Girl' Explains 9/11

Kristen Breitweiser has written a book describing her relationship with her husband, his death, and her desire to find out what happened to cause his death. It is revealing about what she dealt with during that horrible time. Reading her letter to Coulter was also great. I found it hard to put down even when my companion wanted to leave the store. It will soon be available for me to read at home.

Compelling

I was skeptical when I purchased this book. However, I found it difficult to put down. This woman was an average citizen on 9/11. She got involved reluctantly in the political process. Her firsthand account of what she experienced is eye-opening. I am glad I read this book. It has changed forever the way I will view the government (regardless of which party is in control of Congress or the White House).

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