Brothers, Sisters, Strangers

In "Brothers, Sisters, Strangers," Fern Schumer Chapman offers a compassionate exploration of sibling estrangement, drawing from her own painful experience of nearly four decades with her brother. Through interviews with psychologists and estranged siblings, she not only sheds light on the complexities of familial rifts but also provides insights into healing and rebuilding relationships. This meticulously researched memoir serves as both a guide for those navigating the stigma of estrangement and a poignant narrative about family trauma, addiction, grief, and recovery.