1/5 Star (%9/100)
The introduction and first few chapters were okay in my opinion. However, as I progressed more, I got angry and bored more in parallel. I forced myself to finish the book and I got really close to abandoning it. Let me start with the good because there is not a lot of it. Wolynn suggests that most of the traumas we suffer might be inherited and gives some examples to support it. That's it, that is the only good thing I got out of the book.
First of all, as far as I've seen, Wolynn's main field of study is education, not psychology or counseling or anything similar. This makes me wonder if the stories or people he talks about are even real (according to him they are). There are almost no sources to support his claims other than some quotations from Jung or Freud. So, credibility becomes a serious problem in my opinion. Moreover, I found the "how to fix your relationships" parts absurd. In simple words, he suggests that if you have a bad relationship with your parents or other people, or if you are abused, it is your job to fix the "problem." Also, some other "fixes" are very funny as well. Let's say you are physically abused by someone. Here's a solution (from Wolynn, not me): Light a candle, write a letter etc. and forgive them. Uhm excuse me? There are many absurdities like this and I honestly struggled to read the entire book. I don't know how or why this book is translated into 25 languages and even got an award. Save yourself the trouble and don't read it.
Donna Tartt 
Gizli Tarih Bunny daha bir önceki gece dördü erkek, dördü kiz tam sekiz çocuk istediginden söz etmisti ve bu da Henry'nin üreme döngüsünün tamamlanmasinin insan dogasi geregi hizli bir çöküs ve ölüm habercisi olduguna dair uzun, keyifsiz bir nutuk atmasina neden olmustu."
