Wow. What a heart breaking and at times hard to read book. But I made it through it. Sue Klebold gives her story of that fateful day at Columbine High School. You can feel her anguish and sadness at first losing her son to suicide and coming to the realization of what Dylan did.

You can see the whole "hindsight is 20/20" realizations she has afterwards. And you can see how much it hurts.

The book also deals a lot with raising awareness on suicide and mental health, which she calls brain health and brain illness, with good reasons.

A very good, yet hard to read book.