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“A riveting step-by-step account of the day . . . The technique of letting the witnesses tell the
story does a remarkable job of bringing to life the horrific day in a way that a writerâ€s narrative
would have a hard time matching. . . . It makes for a gripping read—and a reminder of the country
at its best while under attack.― —Will Lester, Associated Press “Graff has woven a
powerful, graphic narrative of how September 11 played out everywhere from the International
Space Station to the inside of the collapsing World Trade Center towers. . . . I repeatedly cried. I
could feel my pulse elevate. I often had to put it down after a dozen pages. But I think thatâ€s
the point of the book. September 11 was terrible and confusing, and the more time passes,
sometimes the harder that is to remember. No matter how much we try to describe those feelings
to children who didnâ€t live through them, something will be lost in the translation and telling.
This book captures the emotions and unspooling horror of the day. It will be a good text to hand to
a curious teenager when he one day asks: What was September 11 really like?― —Scott
Detrow, NPR “Over 64 fine-sliced chapters, Mr. Graff . . . gives us ‘the stories of those who
lived through and experienced 9/11—where they were, what they remember, and how their lives
changed.†The result is remarkable, and Mr. Graffâ€s curation of these accounts—drawn
from hundreds of his own interviews and from the reporting of other journalists and historians—is
a priceless civic gift. . . . The book is refreshingly free from editorializing, ideology and ululation. It
gives us instead poignant, often distressing, vignettes and impressions of the day and its
aftermath. On page after page, a reader will encounter words that startle, or make him angry, or
heartbroken, or queasy.― —Tunku Varadarajan, The Wall Street Journal “Remarkable . . .
Incredibly evocative and compelling . . . Allows you to experience this fateful day in an intimately
visceral fashion, starting with the ordinary (the sky was gorgeously blue) and progressing to
confusion, fear, numbness, and grief. . . . By letting those who were present tell stories in their own
words, Graff has created a remarkably effective and deeply moving history. Be careful if you read
this book in public—at some point you may encounter a story or detail that will bring back
memories that overwhelm you.― —Lucinda Robb, The Washington Post “Intense . . .
Dramatic . . . Graffâ€s project beautifully achieves its chief goal—educating people too young
or born too late to remember what the day of September 11, 2001, felt like. But it also restores a
form [oral history] to its rightful place as necessity.― —Ginia Bellafante, New York Times
Book Review “An ambitious oral history of 9/11 from the perspective of nearly everyone

involved—from Laura Bush to the first firefighter on the scene to the young gate agen