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But that doesn’t make Trust an unenjoyable book, just an unsurprising one. My assumption, however, is readers outside of the subsect of privilege will assume the true story early on in the book. Who’s perceptions of the depression and the great financial gains of one Wall St. We see the story that has been bastardized by the press, the story from the husband’s perspective, one from the ghostwriter, and one from the wife. The manner in which it is told, a collection of perceptions on one family, is.

So, for many readers, the story is not a shocking one. It’s a very specific subject of privilege that people are born into, such as race, gender, and financial stability.

And to that, I shall say, those that have found this story shocking are those with the privilege to never hear tales like this before. Unheard of, a complete surprise to one’s better judgements. However, without revealing the important aspects of the plot too much, let me clarify by saying that some people do find this story to be shocking. With all of that being said though, what makes this story unique is not the story itself but the method it is told. With interviews on NPR, reviews in the Times, and various other mediums of publicity crossing the age range, Trust has been a book read by most and can be by all. Long-listed for the Booker Prize, Trust by Hernan Diaz took the country by storm over the summer.

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