Title: Forced read, but good
Product review: My ex and I were assigned to read this book after our last jaunt to court. It's not a book I would have sought out on my own, and I'll admit I started it with a less than stellar attitude, but I'm actually glad I read it and I feel like I learned from it. The commissioner on our case said he often recommends it to "high conflict parents." I think the best thing the book did was to point out that, if you have kids, you'll never be rid of your ex, and to look at the relationship almost like a business partnership. If you were in partnership with someone, even if you didn't like them you couldn't competently run a business by not communicating or bursting out arguing all the time. It tends to get a bit repetitive, but it's a well-written book, very accessible, and even if the person you're in conflict with doesn't read it, I still think it's worth it. I haven't read any others on the same topic so I can't compare to others.
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