The People In My House

Libby Earle Henry was born into a highly dysfunctional family and has spent her life trying to adapt in a functional world. Her mother, Beal suffers from an undiagnosed personality disorder, which Libby has painfully navigated from childhood. Beal's upbringing exemplifies all the clichés about Appalachia, no electricity, no indoor plumbing, only mules for transportation,
poorly educated, and a refusal to embrace the modern world. It's no wonder Beal takes the first chance to escape her envi...