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Full of insight into a life lived right up against the boundaries placed on it by poverty . . . so important . . . we'd highly recommend
Full of insight into a life lived right up against the boundaries placed on it by poverty . . . so important . . . we'd highly recommend
I read [Poor] in one sitting I found it so compelling. An amazing story . . . moving, uplifting, brave, heroic
Moving, funny, brave and original - just like the author . . . absolutely incredible
One of the best books I have ever read about the complexities of poverty . . . one of the most remarkable people you will ever meet
One of the most important books I have ever read . . . a beautiful telling of determination despite the odds
[A] story for the unheard and unseen that is fearless, funny and searingly honest
Raw and remarkable
A book of empowerment and hope
An important contribution to our understanding of poverty and its impact
An incredible read
Phenomenal
Katriona has taken her life and turned it into a call for action. She has given us all of her in her radically honest memoir and all who read it must meet that honesty with action. Poor is a book that can change society, and we must all level up to change it with her.
They should put it on the leaving cert . . . an extraordinary book
Absolutely brilliant. I cannot recommend it highly enough. It is, as far as I'm concerned, the book of the year!
A fascinating story of overcoming great adversity, so well told
If I was a student who could be lectured by her, I would feel beyond privileged ... I really do recommend the book.
The remarkable story of her ascent from the trenches [of poverty] and her determination to inspire others . . . a vivid retelling of Katriona flourishing, despite her beginnings
Just finished this brilliant book ... it strikes at the heart of the damage we as a society are doing to children living in poverty.
Dr Katriona O'Sullivan was born in Coventry to Irish parents. In 1998, at 20, she moved from Birmingham to Dublin and subsequently enrolled in the Trinity College access programme. She went on to gain a PhD in psychology from Trinity and joined its staff. She now works as a senior lecturer in Digital Skills in Maynooth University's Department of Psychology. She has worked with policy-makers to develop strategies around education and inclusion, and has been an invited speaker at the UN, the World Education Forum, the European Gender Action Workshop on Women and Digitalization. Most recently, the programme she leads to improve working class girls' access to education in STEM subjects won the Most Impactful Initiative award at the Women in Tech Europe Awards in Amsterdam. She is married with three children and lives in Dublin. Poor is her first book.
Full of insight into a life lived right up against the boundaries placed on it by poverty . . . so important . . . we'd highly recommend
I read [Poor] in one sitting I found it so compelling. An amazing story . . . moving, uplifting, brave, heroic
Moving, funny, brave and original - just like the author . . . absolutely incredible
One of the best books I have ever read about the complexities of poverty . . . one of the most remarkable people you will ever meet
One of the most important books I have ever read . . . a beautiful telling of determination despite the odds
[A] story for the unheard and unseen that is fearless, funny and searingly honest
Raw and remarkable
A book of empowerment and hope
An important contribution to our understanding of poverty and its impact
An incredible read
Phenomenal
Katriona has taken her life and turned it into a call for action. She has given us all of her in her radically honest memoir and all who read it must meet that honesty with action. Poor is a book that can change society, and we must all level up to change it with her.
They should put it on the leaving cert . . . an extraordinary book
Absolutely brilliant. I cannot recommend it highly enough. It is, as far as I'm concerned, the book of the year!
A fascinating story of overcoming great adversity, so well told
If I was a student who could be lectured by her, I would feel beyond privileged ... I really do recommend the book.
The remarkable story of her ascent from the trenches [of poverty] and her determination to inspire others . . . a vivid retelling of Katriona flourishing, despite her beginnings
Just finished this brilliant book ... it strikes at the heart of the damage we as a society are doing to children living in poverty.
Dr Katriona O'Sullivan was born in Coventry to Irish parents. In 1998, at 20, she moved from Birmingham to Dublin and subsequently enrolled in the Trinity College access programme. She went on to gain a PhD in psychology from Trinity and joined its staff. She now works as a senior lecturer in Digital Skills in Maynooth University's Department of Psychology. She has worked with policy-makers to develop strategies around education and inclusion, and has been an invited speaker at the UN, the World Education Forum, the European Gender Action Workshop on Women and Digitalization. Most recently, the programme she leads to improve working class girls' access to education in STEM subjects won the Most Impactful Initiative award at the Women in Tech Europe Awards in Amsterdam. She is married with three children and lives in Dublin. Poor is her first book.