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December 23, 2005
Between Two Worlds, Elizabeth Marquardt
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This book is the first I've seen which approaches the subject of divorce from the perspective of the children involved. Too many books are written from the perspective of adults looking in on divorced families, and most of them focus on what parents should do. Instead, this book gathers information from actual surveys of children who have gone through divorced households, and compares them with children who have not gone through divorced households. There are some very unique insights coming from it, especially when told through the eyes of the children. I hope to learn a lot as this is a classic case of being able to put oneself in someone elses shoes. |
Posted by dshen at December 23, 2005 07:52 PM
