It certainly was interesting. The casual brutality is what disturbed me and made me glad we have OSHA. It is a story of her living through and then escaping a fundamentalist, survivalist, home-schooled (barely) Mormon home. As in any hugely emotional family split, there is her side and there is their side and the truth lies somewhere between. I believe her telling if the story but it certainly is told from the viewpoint of a survivor. It’s a compelling tale.
The story of her education was more what I wanted to hear more of.