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Curious
- A Foster Mom's Discovery of an Unexpected Solution to Drugs and Addiction
- ナレーター： Christina Dent
- 再生時間： 6 時間 9 分
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Curious
批評家のレビュー
"If you've ever loved anyone with an addiction, stop what you are doing now and read this beautiful and life-changing book. It's the most important thing you will do this year." —JOHANN HARI, New York Times Bestselling Author of Chasing the Scream and Stolen Focus
"Curious is the most thoughtful, humane, deeply Christian perspective on drug use one could possibly imagine." —DR. CORNELIUS PLANTINGA, Theologian, Author of Under the Wings of God
"If we want better outcomes, we have to think outside the box. This book takes us there." —RYAN HAMPTON, Addiction Recovery Advocate and Bestselling Author of American Fix and Unsettled
あらすじ・解説
Curious is the story of Christina Dent's learning journey after a life-changing experience with the mother of her foster son sparks curiosity about the best way to reduce harm from drugs. With addiction touching many families and potent drugs available almost everywhere, better solutions are needed. Curious offers one.
Christina was born, raised, and homeschooled in a conservative Christian home in Mississippi. The proverbial good girl, she stayed away from drugs and earned a degree in Bible before leading ministries at her church. She's the last person you might think would give a TEDx Talk and found a thriving nonprofit inviting people to consider seismic shifts in how cultures worldwide approach drugs and addiction.
Curious tells her story along with the people and research that cross her path, giving her a vision for unexpected solutions that save lives, heal families, and promote public safety. But Curious isn't just a story. It's an invitation to listeners to get curious alongside Christina and consider for themselves whether the shift she comes to believe in could be the best way to reduce harm from drugs so all of us have a better opportunity to thrive.