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Vasil Enchev vasil_enchev — It was a bit difficult to get into in the beginning and hard to read (foot binding!!!), but I liked it in the end. Good story and interesting characters and culture.

Jin Leung _946 — This book offers an excellent overview and introduction to the impact of growing up in a family where one or both parents abuse alcohol. It is a terrific resource for counselors or individuals alike. The book gives readers excellent information to help them make changes in their lives. The vignettes give the book a more personal feel. It doesn't come across like a dry, academic textbook. I found that the information made sense and was quite useful. It helped me grow and come to terms with some things from my childhood. Counselors who read the book will find that it is short on theory. It's also a little shorter and more general than I would like. The author does make some broad generalizations. It would be worth reading as a text to guide discussion in a support group. It could also be given to clients to augment individual counseling/therapy. Some of the stories may give a professional added insight that a college course, which is by its very nature more theoretical and academic, may not provide. Despite the few flaw I've noted, this is a very worthwhile book for either laypersons who grew up in a home where alcohol was a problem, or for the professionals who seek to support and help them

Sungjin Kim redbear56 — When I read this book, it reminded me a lot of Nice Work by David Lodge, also a witty story about the preposterous-ness of academia.