This book was about what you'd expect, and all of the bombshells have already been discussed in the media, so there's nothing new here. Mary L. Trump, a clinical psychologist and daughter of Donald's brother, has a clear axe to grind with the family's treatment of her father and his family, and while her stated motivation to educate the populace before a pivotal election may be partially true, she clearly has personal motivations as well. The book is well-written, but the Trump family is an utter bore and I grew tired of reading about them, even in this relatively short book.