by
Malcolm Gladwell
Gladwell
has a way of looking at things askew, and then making more sense of them in
doing so. I enjoyed this book as much as Outliers, which I read last year.
Gladwell draws on scholarly research along with biographical material to weave
together an account of why sometimes circumstances which seem like a
disadvantage can really be an advantage, and vice versa. His opening account of
the battle between David and Goliath, and his use of scriptural quotes and
stories of religious persons throughout the book reveals a renewed interest in
his childhood faith. After finishing this book I believe I have a wiser and more
complete way of looking at the world around us.
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