Families: For Better, for Worse

‘Happiness is having a large, loving, caring family – in another city’ said comedian George Burns.There’s no such thing as a normal family. Family relationships are just as difficult, rewarding,frustrating, supportive and maddening as any others in life, if not more so.Following the success of The art of being ill, Jill Sinclair lends her witty, practical, no nonsenseadvice to surviving family life, with her tongue firmly in her cheek. The ideal gift for a familyChristmas near you!

Reviews of Families: For Better, for Worse

Praise for The art of being ill: "…the information therein, while lighthearted, is also 'pragmatic and sound': from advice on how best to treat minor illnesses and ailments, how to prepare for a day on crutches (a bumbag comes highly recommended), convalescence etiquette ('Don't show your visitors anything that has come out of your body, from any orifice'), to a whole section 'In Praise of Vinegar' (really the uses are surprisingly endless)." Independent