Summary:
The book recounts the author's tumultuous childhood on a Navajo Indian Reservation, where he endured the criminal activities of his father and the mental illness of his mother. It follows his journey of survival and escape from his dysfunctional family, culminating in his quest for reconciliation and healing.
Key points:
1. Dysfunctional Family Impact: The book emphasizes the severe effects of a chaotic family on a child's growth. Author David Crow's violent father and mentally ill mother shaped his life, showing the lasting impact of childhood trauma.
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