Beautiful Things: A Memoir by Hunter Biden- Picture if you can a bookchild birthed from bookparents Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas and The Nickel Boys by Colson Whitehead. Unbelievably candid, sincere, and honest Hunter Biden takes the reader into the loss of his brother, what its like growing up a Biden, and his deep journey to recovery. Biden handles attacks on his family and himself with class and aplomb not afforded by political shitheels liked Rudy Giuliani and Pmurt, but that is not the central focus of this book. Moreover this is a memoir of losing your other (sometimes better) half, and have the courage to push through difficult times in the midst of drug use and sickness. While many on the right will read this as a gloss over of wrongful business dealings and personal failures, anyone with a shred of decency will see this as a human, struggling from the bottom of a deep dark hole. I recommend this for anyone looking for a glimmer of hope in the otherwise dark world of substance use or someone curious to gain a first hand story of what Hunter Biden's real journey has been like to day. Also, if you can, get the audiobook!
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