![]() ![]() Read "Small Fry" one way and you'll find the account of a reluctant, sometimes outright hostile, mercurial father whose daughter is constantly reaching after the tiniest crumbs of love and attention. ![]() It's the story of a family that is as imperfect as every family, things complicated by wealth, fame and, in the end, illness and death. It's the story of her single mother trying to keep it together and often not succeeding. It's a story of a girl growing up in 1980s and '90s California trying to fit into two very different families and not belonging in either. We also knew that he was not a particularly nice person, that he was a genius, a charismatic visionary, the co-founder of Apple Computer.īut the book is more than the missing piece of the Steve Jobs puzzle. He looms larger than life even on the pages where he is missing - and he missed a lot. ![]() The ghost of Steve Jobs haunts "Small Fry," the memoir by his first daughter, Lisa Brennan-Jobs. ![]()
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