This is a short story from author Ita Stein Gvirtzman. It is less the 100 pages in length on my reader. This story does provide a very good plot, and is well written. The story itself was slow at points, and I found myself drifting from it in a couple of areas. Currently this story is available in e-book and paperback. I did enjoy the story and I would like to say thanks to Ebookpro and affiliates for sending me this book to read and leave my opinion.
Now for the story line briefly. This is about a woman working in a lab doing research on animals. She becomes ill and then realizes the torture she has been applying to her test subjects during her own treatments. She then becomes an activist for animal rights testing. Her main focus for her activities were mice, rats, and rabbits.
If books that offer memoirs or biographies this is a short story to check out. Now if you are an animal activist, this is a must read for sure.
It can be found at: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00S9HRXHO/ref=oh_aui_d_detailpage_o02_?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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