I would recommend this book to someone who was reading this genre and liked this type of writing. It’s not a universal book that anyone would like, but I personally enjoyed it. The plot is long and complex, and obviously took a lot of effort to write. I don’t think I would change anything in the book, including the ending. It hasn’t received very much credit and is described as very flat, but I thought it was appropriate for the story. Its a law book after all, not a thriller.
The book is very liberal, and basically sends the message that anyone who doesn’t devote %100 of their life to benefiting society is worthless and greedy. If you can rise above this opinion which is apparent from the very beginning to the very end, its actually not a bad book. Though the theme seems to be the author’s opinion, the writing itself was very interesting and I enjoyed the book overall.
This is a very interesting way to put the true meaning behind what the book is trying to say. Though I not believe the book is trying to say that you have to give 100% of their life to help the homeless. It does though give a thought that people who do not give much time to the homeless are selfish.