" I believe the book is aimed at teens, but there is an occasional condescending tone to it. Not that the young author thinks that he's better, just explaining concepts or historical aspects or something like it is an 8 year old learning about it for the first time. But then, I think it would be good for this book to reach many ages. So perhaps it is all right. I read this often thinking that I should buy a copy for my 15-year old brother to read. I know he could make such a difference right now. He's an amazing young guy! I like the religious aspects and referrals in this book. I wish the Bible quotes and story summaries were more King James Version. I like the workbook layout that can be helpful getting young people started on how they change their lives and the lives of others in the world. I had to read this, being connected with "Amazing Grace" and abolishing slavery. I admire the author quite a bit and am glad he's making so many changes. He made good points that I felt useful and helpful to me personally. While some things could have been better, I think this book is good and worth reading. More importantly, I think the topic is what needs to be understood and applied to each of us individually. "
— Heidi, 1/17/2014