Title: Real Help for Real People
Product review: I recently had a problem with my daughter. I was very upset and frustrated. I looked at my shelf of self help books. Dr. Phil always tells you to change but doesn't tell you how. He just says DO it. Barbara LeBey gives you real solutions to real problems, and lets you know that things can't always go your way. It was an enormous help to me and my daughter. I would recommend this book to anyone with a family problem. It doesn't have to be enormous, mine wasn't a true estrangement, but small things can grow. Ms. LeBey lets you know that you aren't alone and she gives concrete do-able advice. I have read the other reviews of this book and can't help feeling that a couple of them were written by the author's 'evil' daughter-in-law. Who else would become so angry at the content of this book?
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