Summary of Elizabeth Williamson's Sandy Hook

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 Neil asked me if I saw the stars. He was pointing at the large copper stars on the roof of the firehouse, one for each of the children and six educators who died trying to protect them. #2 Neil was one of the survivors who referred to the shooting as the tragedy. Others called it 12/14, a term that denotes a reverberating catastrophe. #3 Neil’s search for meaning after the shooting took him to places that his logical mind knew held no answers. Why had the shooting happened in this peaceful, prosperous place. #4 The last day that Neil was with his son, Jesse, was on Friday morning, when he dropped him off at school. Jesse seemed off-kilter, and when Neil asked him if he was okay, he replied, I’ll know Grandma when I see her.