That Went Well: Adventures in Caring for My Sister

from mckait

I love this book. I sat down to read it and could not put it down. Terrell, her special needs sister Irene and four generations of her family are remarkable people. This is a story of growing up with and eventually caring for a special needs sibling. It is about the frustration, heartbreak, anxie...

from miki

There are a decent number of memoirs out there that talk about caring for a disabled family member, but most of them seem to sugar-coat either the family member in focus or the narrating caretaker. This book is engaging, thought-provoking, and funny, without trying to sweep over mistakes and stru...

from miki

There are a decent number of memoirs out there that talk about caring for a disabled family member, but most of them seem to sugar-coat either the family member in focus or the narrating caretaker. This book is engaging, thought-provoking, and funny, without trying to sweep over mistakes and stru...

from lauranav

I LOVE this title and decided I really wanted to read the book. I am so glad I did. It is a nonfiction story about living with and trying to find the right way to take care of a mentally disabled sibling over a lifetime. The whole story, the little stories that make up the whole, the coming of ag...

from zibilee

Terrell Harris never expected that the beautiful baby sister born on that stormy March day would be different from the other children in the neighborhood, but as she ducks a flying chicken thrown at her by her sister in the supermarket isle many years later, she reflects back on her life with Ire...