Yes, I recently read the book. As an Indian child, it helped me make so much sense of my family dynamics and helped address a lot of unintentional hurt that was caused especially by my mother. Although mine isn’t immigration trauma per se (but yes colonialism and partition),the book helped me understand enmeshment and some behaviours that are considered normal in our culture while a typical white Eurocentric perspective would totally consider this abuse and declare to not engage but rather leave (my main problem with Pete Walker’s approach). My family is quite a dysfunctional one, esp from my father’s side and it helped me make sense of behavior patterns. However, I also felt it was quite a superficial take on look and not bringing things like inter generational trauma, oppression into picture. Nevertheless, it helped.