This is an important and interesting book but it left me wanting a little bit more. This falls squarely into the "definitely read this as an audiobook" category, because listening to Eddie tell his own story was very powerful. Hearing his struggles to get his care needs met and to afford to stay in Oxford was eye-opening and infuriating. However, I wish that at some point the book had shifted to exploring more of the details of his advocacy work. There were a lot of high level reminders about the accolades he has received but not a whole lot of details. Even still, I highly recommend this book. It's a short read you won't forget.