The Kids Are All Right, (Paperback)

from 68papyrus

The Welches are the epitome of resilience, facing several tragedies in their lifetime but still managing to muddle through and become successful adults. Amanda, Liz, Dan and Diana Welch are orphaned after their father is killed in a car accident in 1982 and their mother succumbs to cancer in the ...

from karenlisa

WOW! Just finished The Kids Are All Right By Diana, Liz, Amanda and Dan Welch. I did not expect to like this book as much as I did. I could not put it down. Four kids growing up in an upper middle class family in NY. Horses, tennis, country clubs, big house, big family, big love. The stuff dreams...

from bremmd

There are a few books that really get under your skin and this was one of them for me. I don't know what I was expecting when I first started to read "The Kids are All Right" but it certainly wasn't a sad walk down memory lane. That's not to say I didn't like this book because really I did. It ju...

from karieh

I think the first thing I liked about this book was its format. There is a note at the beginning of the book acknowledging that "memory is a tricky thing". Instead of the four Welch siblings trying to hammer out the truth of each event in their lives, they acknowledge that each remembers things d...

from readerspeak

Told from alternating perspectives, this memoir is the story of the Welch kids -- four siblings growing up in an ideal setting until suddenly, their father dies in a car accident and leaves a pile of debt to their actress mother who doesn't know how to handle the bills. As the children all deal w...