by Libby Purves · libro de bolsillo · ISBN 9782266081030
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«Comment ne pas être une famille parfaite» is Libby Purves's humorous essay, published by Pocket in paperback (226 pages, in French).
Libby Purves examines with humour the contradictions of family life and questions the aspiration to perfection as a realistic goal. Against unrealistic ideals, she proposes accepting one's own and others' imperfections and being oneself as the basis for a happier home; the result is a practical and down-to-earth reflection on daily coexistence.
The work originally appeared in 1994 under the title «How Not To Be A Perfect Family»; the French edition was translated by Claire Joly and illustrated by Viv Quillin.
Intended for readers who want a humorous, down-to-earth and unidealised look at family life.
Elizabeth Mary Purves, is a British radio presenter, journalist and author.
