Summary:
The book is a humorous biographical account of a family with twelve children, focusing on the parents' application of time-and-motion study principles to the challenges of raising a large family in the early 20th century. It showcases the eccentric and loving dynamics of the Gilbreth clan, as they navigate life's trials and triumphs under the guidance of their efficiency-expert father.
Key points:
1. Efficiency: The book highlights the importance of time management and efficiency, shown through the father's application of these principles to his large family.
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