A must-read for anyone blessed with or burdened by a sibling, Mom Still Likes You Best explores the sometimes heartbreaking but always meaningful ties between brothers and sisters. There's a myth that... This description may be from another edition of this product.
All readers will find their particular story in this thoughtfully, detailed book about sibling rival
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 14 years ago
Having mixed feelings about brothers and sisters doesn't mean you don't love them, or that you're somehow deficient. Jane Isay, author of Mom Still Likes You Best, makes that abundantly clear. All readers will find their particular story in this thoughtfully, detailed book about sibling rivalry. I found stories about younger sister/older brother particularly compelling since that was my situation. My brother was six years older, loved by all his teachers and a great student. Me? Not so much. I was also keenly aware that he was my mother's favorite. When his favorite dishes were served at EVERY meal, it's pretty hard to ignore. I didn't let it bother me, though, because I was my dad's favorite, so it all evened out. Isay covers the ups and downs of these special relationships. Some examples end with laughter and some with tears. She covers every possible situation, and never downplays the hurt and anger that goes along with family dynamics. My brother died much too soon at age 56. He was my only sibling and I miss him. But, I found great comfort in this book because I realized that our relationship didn't have to be perfect for us to love each other. I highly recommend this book for all brothers and sisters wondering whether you're alone in your hostility, resentment or even in your fierce loyalties toward your siblings. Mary Cunningham, author, WOOF: Women Only Over Fifty, Cynthia's Attic Series Mary Cunningham Books WOOF: Women Only Over Fifty The Magician's Castle
MOM STILL LIKES YOU BEST
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 14 years ago
another wise, witty and well-written book by the author of "Walking On Eggshells." This time Jane Isay examines the relationships we all have with our brothers and sisters, and suggests way in which we can improve them. A "must read" for every family member.
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