Status Updates From Hiroshima, 8:15: The Lost M...

I don’t think I have ever read a book where the forward and the introduction are 57 pages. I feel like it should have just been the forward written by Tanimoto’s daughter. So I’m just a bit into what Tanimoto wrote. I will not go into detail but some of the descriptions are horrific and knowing humans experiences this devastating event makes me so sad.

Not a bedtime read

Not a genre that I love, and a lot more Christianity than I expected.

The first 60 pages or so are comprised of both the foreword by Tanimoto's daughter Koko and an introduction by the author David Corn. Both recounted almost the same exact details of Kiyoshi's life, which I found to be a really interesting choice. I would have been fine with just Koko's account. It was odd to read the same thing (sometimes in the same words) back to back. Now, the memoir...