Man Who Loved Children, The

Exploring the tumultuous dynamics of family life, the novel delves into the strained relationship between Sam and Henny Pollit, who grapple with financial struggles and mutual disdain. Sam's self-serving nature contrasts sharply with Henny's despair as they navigate the complexities of parenthood and marital discord. This contemporary classic offers a poignant examination of the emotional turmoil within a dysfunctional family, highlighting the impact of ego and disillusionment on both parents and their children.