Too Much and Always Not Enough. The Rules of the Trump Family That Broke the Brothers but Made Donald President of the USA (Pocket)

Mary L. Trump — a clinical psychologist, the niece of Donald Trump. She spent a significant part of her childhood in her grandparents' house in Queens, where Donald and his four siblings grew up.

In her book, she describes how the character of one of the most controversial politicians of modern times was formed:
· how the serious illness of the mother and her absence in the home affected the children, particularly two-year-old Donald;
· how the competition for their father's attention shaped the personalities of Fred Trump's five children;
· how patriarchal norms in the family broke the other brothers and why they only helped Donald;
· how the President of the USA managed to build the image of a self-made man, although his father was always behind him;
· why Fred Trump's firstborn was erased from the family history, and his children — from the will.