Far from the tree

Resumen del libro

ometimes your child the most familiar person of all is radically different from you. The saying goes that the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. But what happens when it does? A seminal new book on how parents relate to their children: it will change the way you think about families and identity. Groundbreaking new research: 200 families interviewed, 10 years of research, from highly respected Solomon who lectures at Harvard, Yale, Stanford and is doing a PhD at Cambridge Moving emotional testimonies: uplifting stories from families, alongside Andrew Solomon's own story: he started the book as a single gay man, and finishes it married with a husband and four children

Biografía del autor

x{0026}lt;P x{0026}lt;B Andrew Solomonx{0026}lt;/B es profesor de psicología en la Universidad de Columbia, ensayista y colaborador habitual de x{0026}lt;I The New Yorkerx{0026}lt;/I y x{0026}lt;I The New York Times Magazinex{0026}lt;/I . Es autor, entre otros, de x{0026}lt;I Lejos del árbolx{0026}lt;/I (Debate, 2014), ganador del premio National Book Critics Circle, y x{0026}lt;I El demonio de la depresiónx{0026}lt;/I (Debate, 2015), ganador del National Book Award y finalista del Premio Pulitzer. En 2017 publicó x{0026}lt;I Far and Away: How travel can change the world,x{0026}lt;/I una colección de ensayos donde se incluye este capítulo.x{0026}lt;/P