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The Weeds Are Always Greener ReviewI am not a professional reviewer, just a regular reader. I happened on this book by accident and it was a great find. The writing really puts you in the space, mental and physical, of the characters. It takes place over essentially a lifetime and just like what you might see in a lifetime you get the good with the bad. Overall I liked most the feeling of redemption you get at the end, but the little details throughout are nice too. You can tell the author has personal insights into his topic. The transitions Brian goes through can sometimes feel forced, but overall it's a very good read.The Weeds Are Always Greener OverviewDripping Springs was one of those little country roads people always drove past without ever considering where it went.The Weeds Are Always Greener takes you by the hand and leads you down that road.This book transcends the common rags-to-riches theme, and tackles the long-term effects and stigma of welfare dependency on families, and especially children.So much more than a coming-of-age story, this book is a celebration of childhood innocence, two intertwined love stories, a social commentary, a spiritual journey, and an inspiration for the downtrodden.The story spans a twenty-five year period, and through Brian Thomson's own eyes, we watch this young boy grow into a man.Looking back on his own life, Brian tells a story of heartache, childhood innocence, defeats, perseverance, lost love, regained love, and self-realization.He lives a life of "near misses and squashed dreams" but always keeps his eyes on the better life.Throughout his childhood and even in college, Brian avoids, ignores, and lies to hide the fact that his family is poor and to keep his world on Dripping Springs from ever colliding with his world at school.But, in the end, when he finally walks upon that red carpet of greatness, the soles of his shoes still carry the soils of his beginning.Brian Thompson would have it no other way.

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