Louise Bayley Bayley itibaren Florianowo, Polonya
This is Dewey's story, which is sweet and heart-warming; and it is Ms. Myron's bio. Her story and Dewey's was interwoven, of course, but I could have done with less of the town history and Ms. Myron's. But it's an easy read and all-around pleasant.
I found this book to be disturbing and haunting at the same time.Facts of Henrietta's life and her continued life through the cells are almost unreal. The way it was written made the science more understood. The most striking part of the story though was the family's reaction to the fact that Henrietta's body was used in this way.