My rating: 3 of 5 stars
There aren't a lot of things in this book that anyone paying attention over the last four years wasn't already aware of; and many of the "revelations" (i.e. Donald paid someone else to take his SATs) have pretty quickly made their way out to the twitterverse and cable news shows. Yet to read it all in the words of a member of the family (and a trained psychologist to boot) is well worth your time, even if only as an overview of dysfunction within an American family. At just over 200 pages it's a pretty quick read.