Book Review: Falling Into Place by Hattie Kauffman
Jan 25, 2014•3 min
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Episode description
Hattie Kauffman spent years in the public eye. As an Emmy Award winning journalist and newscaster, she was invited into our living room on a regular basis. To many, she is best known as the first Native American to file a news report on a national evening broadcast. But all of that is incidental to Kauffman’s book, Falling into Place: A Memoir of Overcoming, which above all things, tells a familiar but exceptional story of prevailing over circumstance.
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