Anger Is My Middle Name

In this empowering memoir, Lisbeth Zornig Andersen recounts her harrowing childhood in a dysfunctional home in Denmark, marked by neglect, abuse, and the failings of the social services system. Bouncing between foster care and her troubled family, Lisbeth's extraordinary intelligence, willfulness, and deep-seated anger became her tools for survival. Through dual narratives of her younger self and her evolved adult perspective, she transforms her traumatic past into a passionate advocacy for children's rights, illustrating how one can turn darkness into a force for positive change.