Jody Williams (3)

What I found fascinating about Williams' book is that it is a story about a (relatively) normal American girl, raised in Vermont, who became a Nobel Peace Prize recipient. I almost wrote Prize "winner," but the Nobel
Peace Prize is not something she won, but is something she and many others fought for over many years. This book is about her life, it's trials, it's many passions including a variety of causes to which she has been serially devoted to, and to her interpretation of the meaning of it all. Jody comes across as an every-woman and, in any ways she is. However, the fact that she has maintained some sense of normalcy belies what I assume is an iron will, a passion for justice, and amazing humility. God bless Jody for all that he has done, does, and will continue doing to make this. Better world.… (más)