I loved The Introvert Advantage and The Introvert and Extrovert In Love and I'm interested in reading this book too. I have read the description of the book on Amazon.com, and it sounds like it's written for parents of introverted children, or possibly their teachers.
I don't actually have children, nor do I plan on ever having any. I'm more interested in reading the book in order to gain insight on my own childhood. As a young adult I'm still recovering from and reflecting on a lot of things that happened during my childhood. I was hoping that this book could help me to better understand what I experienced as a child, now that I'm old enough to understand it.
Can somebody who has read this book tell me, does the book cover very much information that wasn't included in The Introvert Advantage? Would someone who does not plan to have children still benefit from reading it? Or should I just save my money?



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