When it comes to nonfiction books, readers usually search for something that they can relate to. Dan Sherwood’s self-help book, entitled "The Scars You Don’t See", helps its audience feel that they are not alone, that they are appreciated, as well as that they are validated. From the author’s personal experience of growing up in a dysfunctional family to treating his patients, he recognizes the struggle of living life with the painful lessons of reality.
"The Scars You Don’t See" is one of the best nonfiction books that tackles new understandings and new interpretations of a childhood filled with angst, confusion, and embarrassment and an adulthood of twisted perceptions and tortured social failures "The Scars You Don't See" is a candid, raw, and honest blue-collar first-person perspective full of effective ideas and daily practices to help adults identify and overcome the consequences of growing up in a dysfunctional family.
