“I took this book with me on the train, in the kitchen, to the bathroom, in the bathtub, and to the park. I was fascinated by the man Paul Farmer and his commitment to the world's impoverished. I kept trying to decide if he had sacrificed the love he had for those close to him for the love he had of strangers in Haiti. I kept trying to figure out if he was arrogant, or if I was insecure. And I kept loving the way Mr. Tracy Kidder, the author, inserted himself as a character in the story of a...”

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