憤怒是份禮物

I started reading it last night and couldn’t put it down—the signed bookplate makes it feel extra personal. The story hits hard from the first chapter, and the way it handles grief and injustice feels so real.

I wasn't expecting the signed bookplate to be an actual physical signature, but it's real and feels personal. Moss's story about his father and the Oakland police hit hard, and the writing kept me up way too late.

The bookplate arrived neatly tucked inside, and the signature feels personal rather than printed on. I'm halfway through and the story about Moss and the Oakland police is gripping me hard—it's the kind of read that makes you angry and hopeful at the same time.