Review of In Hindsight

[Alisa Aull]

[Following is a volunteer review of "In Hindsight" by Sharon Bonanno and Lisa Scott.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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I very much enjoyed reading this short book. Hearing the story come from both views were great and it gave me more of an understanding on the very most common issue out there. Addition is viewed in many ways. I would so recommend anyone that has a love one or is going through this to read this book.

A lot of families do not stay together or stay together due to having kids. Many people are raised differently and look for the love given by both parents. Not having my dad in my life until I was in my 20's even though I had never meant him or remember him. I related to this book. These ladies went to their dads but didn't feel like they belong there. No child should feel like their parents don't want them.

I love how Lisa got the help that she needed to help raise her husbands children and for them to not feel the way she did when she was with her dad and step dad.

To have the love of your family is great but for them to not help you get help is another story. Many people do not want to see the truth and will be in denial for a very long time. I am happy to hear that these girls were able to be sisters again and trust one another. I am also every happy to hear that Lisa had help many people get the help that they needed.

I give this book a 4 out of 4. I thought it was excellent and amazing.

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In Hindsight
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