Judith Knotts: 'The Generosity of Homeless People is Quite Astonishing'

Judith Knotts discusses her book, "You Are My Brother," reflecting on her friendship with "Boston Chris," a dumpster diver who taught Judy a lesson or two on giving and generosity.

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YOU ARE MY BROTHER
Lessons Learned Embracing a Homeless Community

Homeless people can be some of life’s greatest teachers. Judith Knotts shares their stories and the lessons she has learned from spending time among the homeless people of her community. You Are My Brother is a collection of short stories, all true, with a thread connecting them. They are about the author’s encounters with homeless people and the epiphanies that they both experienced from meeting. Although it’s a collection of stories, at its core, it is an inspirational book meant to connect all of us to a distinctly different environment and to each other—stimulating reflection and possibly change.

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