What The Eyes Don't See tells the shocking and unfortunate story of the public drinking water crisis in Flint, Michigan and how one woman stood up against government corruption and racism to make a positive difference for the city.

How would you feel to learn that your drinking water had lead in it?

While lead isn't uncommon, consuming high amounts of it can have disastrous effects on human development.

And lead's deadly impact became a horrifying reality for the residents of Flint, Michigan in 2014, when budget cuts and insufficient safety measures resulted in widespread pollution.

Mona Hanna-Attisha is a pediatrician and public health advocate who led the effort to expose Flint's water crisis and restore safe drinking water for the city.

In this book, Dr. Hanna-Attisha reveals the shocking details of how greed, corruption, and racism created a public health crisis - and how perseverance and dedication helped end it.