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Most of the 35 million older Americans have brothers or sisters. This
book will help them make the most of those sibling connections. It provides
a heartfelt look at the dynamics of lifelong sibling relationships with
a focus on their meaning in later years. The author’s experience
as a clinical social worker and university professor of social work provides
insight that helps people understand the value and significance of their
own sibling relationships—often the most lasting bonds in a person’s
life. Compelling, personal stories told by older siblings give readers
a better comprehension of their own relationships.
“Revealing and insightful. This is an important book.”—Eugenie G. Wheeler, LCSW
“Sisters and Brothers All These Years reminds us
that our siblings are a gold mine. It encourages us to revisit our relationships
with these lifelong ‘fellow-travelers.’ This book is relevant, provocative,
and overdue.”—Schlomo
F. Kreitzer, PhD, Clinical Psychologist
“You were nice enough to send me [this] excellent book, and it was very good. Please tell Ms. Hawthorne how much I enjoyed her book.” —Dick Van Patten, actor
“This highly readable book will be a tremendous asset to
everyone with siblings.”——Bob
G. Knight, PhD, Andrus Gerontology Center, University of Southern California
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