
Adam Nott
You. Yes, you. Read this book. Seriously. This is a brief glimpse of government service somewhere around the first Trump administration - but more than that, it's about the unsung people and the invisible institutions themselves that make the US Federal government what it is. And, broadly speaking, how objective-driven folks with a passion towards their work do their jobs in the civil service. They ain't making the big bucks, or the front page of the Times. But they're saving lives, helping businesses and consumers, and so much more. Yeah. Read this book. It's not that long. It's worth it.

Jaime Navarro
It's amazing to think of how intertwined the government is in the lives of its citizens. Without agencies doing their work day in and day out, much of it behind the scenes, the citizens of this country would not be able to go about their daily lives. Although most people believe that the government is a big, bureaucratic mess, there is a need for the hard work performed by those individuals. We, as citizens, and government agencies need to find a happy medium as to the size, and more importantly, the role the government should have. This book was a definite eye opener, and sad to think how one administration could reverse decades of progress.
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Mike Uhrig
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Wow I cant believe that some people dont care about life and what they do to others! It is very sad and crazy that some people would just keep lying just to get what they want no matter how much the other is hurt and gave his everything to make them happy!! I hope everyone reads this story it hits me at home.
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