Title: Oh great. Let's capitalize on our tragedy, shall we?
Product review: This book is one more example of the shameless commercialization of grief that became popular in this country after 9/11. In another generation, Lisa Beamer would have borne her grief with some dignity. Now she feels the need to shove her whole relationship and life down our throats and by the way, give us some gratuitous Christian testimony on the side. "Let's roll" is an overused, overhyped phrase. The fact that this woman goes on speaking tours to exhibit her grief makes me sick. Making a bestseller out of tragedy just shows that even a horrible event like 9/11 in this day and age can turn into a big bankroll for somebody. Gone are the days when people bore up under grief and soldiered on...now we have to make everything public. Here's an idea: take the money you would have spent on this book and donate it to a charity.
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