Title: A Child that Became an Important Man
Product review: After reading this beautifully written book, "A Child of No Importance," it is understandable why Luis Miranda was compelled to write his memoir. He obviously was driven to share, in equisite detail, his difficult, unhappy childhood and subsequent growth that resulted in a man who readily finds joy and compassion in life. Mr. Miranda used his experiences to teach us, particularly young, disadvantaged people of all races and ethnicities, that life is what you make it. He learns from a young age that one cannot pin one's hopes and dreams on promises from friends and family. Rather, one must become educated in order to find a career that leads them to discover their path. As with Mr. Miranda, the path is likely to lead to fulfillment and appreciation for the difficult lessons many of us experience.
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