Insane

Tavia Gilbert’s narration is both empathetic and authoritative, breathing life into Alisa Roth's powerful narrative. The book is meticulously organized, making complex issues accessible without sacrificing depth. Her pacing is impeccable, with moments that are deeply moving and others where you feel compelled to pause. While the subject matter can be heavy, Gilbert masterfully balances the gravity of the content with insightful commentary. One critique: some sections could benefit from more direct calls to action or specific policy recommendations to amplify the impact of Roth's findings.