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After ‘Educated,’ Tara Westover revisits a family split in memoir ‘Brothers and Sisters’

Nearly a decade after her immensely successful memoir "Educated," author Tara Westover has released "Brothers and Sisters," a follow-up that delves into the discord within her family caused by the controversy surrounding her debut. A Random House announcement revealed the release date for "Brothers and Sisters" to be April 13. In her second memoir, Westover recounts the rivalry between her parents and their differing perspectives on her account of her upbringing in a Mormon survivalist family in Idaho, including allegations of physical abuse by an older sibling.

Westover's experiences, which garnered immense praise and became an award-winning bestseller, have sparked conversations about the nature of memory and storytelling among family members.

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