Who needs fiction when we have such rich and layered true life stories. I cried in sadness, anger, fear, and ultimately in heartfelt cheer. But these people gutted it out and survived to go on and find true happiness and friendship together. This book explores very complex issues that arose from a true-life situation that can only be described as a no-win situation for its victims involved. Leia Picking Cotton de Jennifer Thompson-Cannino,Ronald Cotton,Erin Torneo durante um perodo de teste gratuito. I listened to this book while training for a long-distance walking event and could literally forget about the 100 degree heat and sweltering humidity and walk for 2, 4, even 6 hours entranced in the story. Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting? She helps us to understand how a very 'good' person could be the principal agent in assisting something 'bad' to happen. Karen White makes her character - whom readers could so easily dismiss as an antagonist - a hero in her own right. He does a first-class job of presenting that his character is flawed but innocent and that he retains hos hope and dignity through and unjust system and process. Richard Allen's voice is mellifluous and entrancing. On the 1984 night that changed her life, Jennifer Thompson was a 22-year-old college student when she was awakened from a sleep by a knife-wielding rapist. What does Richard Allen and Karen White bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book? The description of Ronald Cotton's decision to not use a shiv in prison on an intended enemy.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Picking Cotton? If you could sum up Picking Cotton in three words, what would they be? Story and reading are layered and complex

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