Invisible Child: Poverty, Survival & Hope in an American City

And that's so funny that you said that because one of the books I pulled that I was like, I wonder if Michael's read this book or not, that it is written by a journalist and it is nonfiction.

It's called Invisible Child, Poverty and Survival and Hope in American City.

I love this book so much, as you might be able to tell, that I carried around with me on planes and everything, because I also don't know why I refuse to buy paperbacks.

And I have all these hardcover books and then I'm trying to stuff them in bags and carry them on planes.

Pulitzer for sure, for sure.

I was just like, oh, this lady can write like that.

When I read it, I'm like, it had been a long time since I had read something that made me feel like, Now I want to be a better writer because I don't always get that when I'm reading something, but there are certain ones that I'm just like, oh, you've challenged me to step my game up in some way because the way she's able to connect dots and for listeners who have not read Invisible Child, which I am highly, highly, highly recommending.

this New York Times journalist follows a family around, a homeless family around in New York City.