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A review by not2useful
Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World's Most Dangerous Man by Mary L. Trump
5.0
From all the tell-all books about Donald Trump this is by far the best. The author has a unique point of view. Not just for being part of the family, but also for having Phd in psychology.
The book is very well written and can be even touching in some points, especially when she talks about her childhood and death of her father and how should have being for him and the others grown up with a father figure like Fred Trump.
Quite frankly, this book make me feel thakful for my own family, despite being in lock down for the last four months thinking that I was going a little mad sometimes. At least there is no Fred Trump on my family.
Besides being a great insight in understanding the motivations behind Trump's actions. The book get extra points for being the first, that I readed that mention the Covid-19, the murder of George Floyd and Baby Yoda( that was a tremendous meme until six months).
The book is very well written and can be even touching in some points, especially when she talks about her childhood and death of her father and how should have being for him and the others grown up with a father figure like Fred Trump.
Quite frankly, this book make me feel thakful for my own family, despite being in lock down for the last four months thinking that I was going a little mad sometimes. At least there is no Fred Trump on my family.
Besides being a great insight in understanding the motivations behind Trump's actions. The book get extra points for being the first, that I readed that mention the Covid-19, the murder of George Floyd and Baby Yoda( that was a tremendous meme until six months).