Peggy was Right

Some books provide readers with insights into contemporary social issues through the author's expert command of the subject matter. Others are equally engaging because the narrative strikes every right note universally associated with great, timeless writing: compelling storytelling, well-developed characters, provocative plot twists – and a message that helps readers make better sense of the world around them.

In Peggy was Right, Patricia Zehr artfully demonstrates how a combination of har...