Monica Thompson Books

Mary J. Trump, Ph.D., brings the insider perspective of a family member, the observational and analytical abilities of a clinical psychologist, and the writing talent of a former graduate student in comparative literature. She offers insights and declarations on how her family created the world's most dangerous man. The story she describes is presented as a cautionary tale, chronicling dysfunction within the family. While her book may not change anyone's mind, it is written from a place of pain and is designed to hurt. This book contains a comprehensive summary and key takeaways of the original work by Mary J. Trump, helping readers understand and articulate the original content effectively.

Through poetry, Monica Thompson explores themes of self-reflection and global observation amidst the backdrop of a pandemic. She delves into the historical and contemporary experiences of her ancestors in America, expressing her deepest emotions and personal experiences. This journey leads her to a profound understanding of her familial relationships and ultimately guides her to reconnect with her true self.

"Am Abend seines siebten Geburtstages, als alle Gäste längst fort waren, saß Darius wunschlos glücklich in seinem Traum versunken in der Ecke seines Lieblingssessels, als plötzlich das funkelnde Augenpaar eines Fuchses hinter den Sprossen des Wohnzimmerfensters aufblitzte. Hellwach sprang Darius auf und rannte hinaus in den Garten. Doch vom Fuchs gab es keine Spur mehr bis Darius die kleine Tür im dunklen Baumstamm im düsteren Teil des Gartens sah. Ohne zu zögern kroch er hindurch und rutschte hinab in den Fuchsbau. Dort begegnete ihm der sehr schlaue kleine Fuchs Foxi, mit dem er die seltsamsten spannendsten Abenteuer erlebt." (www.buchhandel.de)