One of the best books that I've read in the past two years is Love in the Driest Season by Neely Tucker . It is a memoir about adopting a girl in zimbabwe, the foreign press, racism in America, biracial marriage, and many other things. It opened my eyes about why we should care about Africa. Before I read that book, I was very ignorant about why the United States helps Africa to the extent that we do. I am thankful that God helped open my eyes with that book. Since reading that book, I've read several more memoirs hoping for a similar eye opening experience. I enjoy reading about people's lives and what they've learned along the way. Sadly, I have read several disheartening memoirs since that first one. But, I've still held out hope that I'd find another enjoyable one to read. And I did. Two weeks ago, I sat down with Choosing to See, written by Mary Beth Chapman with Ellen Vaughn . Two years ago, the Chapmans youngest child Maria di...