My Sibling, My Foe: The Bonds that Tie Brothers and Sisters

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Sharing at least one parent, siblings grow up together and often have a complicated balance of both a strong bond and clear enmity. The genetic and physical closeness of growing up together as part of a family can be affected by birth order and number of siblings.

This book explores birth order, human bonding, sibling rivalry, sibling abuse, plus more.


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