Title: Too one-sided
Product review: In her book, LeBey discusses several types of family estrangement, but she tends to tell only one side of what are typically two-sided stories. Relationships between family members are complicated, and the problems that gave rise to the estrangement are often rooted in destructive conduct on the part of both parties to the dispute. I wonder what Ms. LeBey's estranged son (and his wife) think about Ms. LeBey's account of their estrangement and what their side of the story would reveal? If LeBey hopes for reconciliation with her son and daughter-in-law, did she consider that writing her book would probably damage the prospects for reconciliation with them? One can only assume that she did, yet she wrote the book anyway. How ironic.
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