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If you're coming here just to read a book completely trashing Donald Trump from start to finish, this isn't it. Mary focuses mostly on how the family, specifically how Fred Trump Sr. and his relationships (or lack there of) with his wife and kids shaped and molded how Trump became to be. Most of the stuff about Donald in the book is common knowledge and you won't be surprised, but a lot of the stuff about the family was interesting to read from the point of view of someone within the family.
Although while many of the stories are intriguing, it basically comes down to what people will do for greed and money, especially with Fred Trump Sr.'s passing. The book is well written and doesn't feel bloated, as it gets the point across in around 200 pages.
Although while many of the stories are intriguing, it basically comes down to what people will do for greed and money, especially with Fred Trump Sr.'s passing. The book is well written and doesn't feel bloated, as it gets the point across in around 200 pages.