Author(s): Betty Fairchild, Nancy Hayward
Publisher: Mariner Books
Pages: 300
Binding: Paperback
Although it's normal to be distraught and confused about having a gay son or daughter, parents and loved ones must challenge their mistaken thinking if they don't want to lose people important to them. The book mixes good common sense with, unfortunately, some of the usual stale bromides about brotherly love and collective responsibility. Nevertheless, it offers excellent real- life examples and dispels many myths on the subject.