Review: Good classical approach
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 14, 2013
I liked the books approach to retaining a happy, and healthy family system as family problems in one shape or another are available for all families causing family ties at times to sever or become distant. Family is an imperfect system and perfection is a goal that can never be achieved on a full scale where everyone would agree that something is perfect. The book does however integrate some good insight on things that give your family better fabric which has been tattered over the years of dramatic social changes and technological advances ridding the world of the classical family structure to be replaced by a more modern type of structure. Listening to my elders I find that family life was much more hands on and less distant allowing for stronger family ties that improved each member as an individual as well as a member. There was less divorce, more understanding and compassion, and a lot more love I believe this book brings a lot of classical advice into the mix along with some more modern advice and easily nets 4.6 out of a 5.0 possible stars with its sound principals and interesting advice.