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... A touching compilation of true tales of love vs. hate, sad stories of right vs. wrong that not only intrigue the
reader, but also give insight to the dynamics of the author's life as well as the genetics of her family. Her unique perceptions
into the dynamics of neural pathways are mentioned as well as captivating significances in old adages and knowing that an
old dog can be taught new tricks. This book is aimed at redefining the parameters of disabilities so as to illustrate that
all persons are in fact created equal under God. The aim of the book is to illustrate that chromosomes should not be utilized
as a formative factor in someone's mentality and just because someone doesn't look or act "normal" does not make them any
less of a person. Disabilities are turned into abilities and the reader is prompted to find an alternative way of viewing
reality and reading everyday signs. Readers are impelled to observe how they see the reflection of their own selves in others,
especially their own children. Using a play on words as well as biblical reference and personal narration, languages are decoded
and brought together in hopes of shedding light on the damaging effects that we as "gods" (posing as parents, siblings, medical
professionals, and friends) have on others as a human race. Suess hopes that the readers will reconsider their words and their
actions and the lasting impact that they have on others and make a positive, constructive change for the better.
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