Divorce: The Art of Screwing Up Your Children

Howard Drutman’s 'Divorce: The Art of Screwing Up Your Children' is narrated with a calm yet piercing clarity that mirrors its content. Despite the tough topics, the virtual voice maintains a steady pace and tone that keeps listeners engaged without being overly dramatic. However, it occasionally veers into dry territory, especially during lengthy lists or data-heavy sections. Nonetheless, Drutman’s argument is compelling: he convincingly argues that children inherently know how to cope with their parents' divorce far better than adults often give them credit for. The audiobook's brevity makes it a quick yet impactful read, ideal for anyone seeking practical advice and a nuanced perspective on navigating life post-divorce.