Summary:
The book unravels the author's investigation into his family's past, revealing the existence of his aunt Annie, a disabled sister his mother claimed never existed. His quest for the truth leads him through mental institutions, personal records, and interviews, uncovering the impact of shame, social stigma, and family secrets.
Key points:
1. Family Secrets: The book explores the impact of family secrets, focusing on the author's mother, Beth, who hid her sister Annie's existence.
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