A review by brizreader
No Place to Hide: Edward Snowden, the NSA, and the U.S. Surveillance State by Glenn Greenwald

5.0

Crucial. Hyper-crucial. Should be required reading in all American high schools. What better lesson is there in civil disobedience, civic engagement, balancing security against liberties and privacy? What better lesson in the fourth (and fifth?) estates, and the importance of a free media? Also, how much more timely can you get?

In addition to that, it's an amazing human story, though Greenwald writes it with sobriety, clarity and modesty.