I read this biography over a decade ago, but after Michaels death I was attached to it once again. This might seem
strange considering it was a book that was considered quite negative. To be honest with the exception of
some rather dramatic and very questionable claims, Latoya actually speaks quite fondly about her family
in particular Michael. (we already know about Joseph, so the fact that she bashes him through out the book does not count)
The closeness she shared with Michael in their youth really touhed me, she paints
Michael out to be the perfect brother, a brother sent from Heaven. Its heartwarming reading about the
familys early days in Gary and then the rags to riches tranformation to a new life in Calafornia.
Its facinating and inspiring and despite their problems, this is a family who truly love eachother.
The book is also well written and very discriptive.