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A review by zachnachazel
Sandy Hook: An American Tragedy and the Battle for Truth by Elizabeth Williamson
4.0
Continuing my path of reading some deep, difficult books continues with Williamson’s take on the influence and impact of conspiracists on the tragedy that occurred at Sandy Hook Elementary in 2012.
This book brought me to have feelings and emotions I didn’t know I had. At times I was crying, at others, I was just pissed off. I had to set the book down multiple times and takes days away from reading because of the troublesome nature of the topic.
That says a lot about Williamson’s ability to shed light on an incredibly difficult topic that I can only assume brought her to the forefront of much of the conspiratorial controversy.
Williamson lays out the facts with great organization and articulation. If I was to provide any feedback it would be that it could have been a bit shorter and not lose anything.
This book brought me to have feelings and emotions I didn’t know I had. At times I was crying, at others, I was just pissed off. I had to set the book down multiple times and takes days away from reading because of the troublesome nature of the topic.
That says a lot about Williamson’s ability to shed light on an incredibly difficult topic that I can only assume brought her to the forefront of much of the conspiratorial controversy.
Williamson lays out the facts with great organization and articulation. If I was to provide any feedback it would be that it could have been a bit shorter and not lose anything.