Books on the life and work of Steve Jobs throughout his career there are a large number, but none of them talk about the personality of Steve Jobs in his family nucleus. To try to confirm and / or disprove myths about Jobs's character away from work, if he was able to forget about it, on September 4 a new book will hit the bookstores.
This new book is especially striking since has been written by Steve Jobs's daughter Lisa Brennan-Jobs. According to the publisher, Grove Press, this book will especially attract attention as it is a moving story about growing up in different worlds and the challenges of facing a famous and unpredictable father.
Much has been said about the love-hate relationship between Lisa, who is now 39, and Steve Jobs, the eldest daughter of the Apple co-founder, but it seems that it was not the only person with whom the relations were not friendly . Lisa's mother, Chrisann Brennan, with whom Steve Jobs had Lisa before finally parting ways, also suffered the character of Jobs.
Lisa's mother Chrisann met Steve when she was studying at Homestead but when Lisa was born, the relationship with Jobs had become so distant, that he even denied the partnership, by which time he was already with his wife Laurene Power-Jobs. Despite being proven paternity, Jobs continued to deny it but agreed to pay Brennan a pension of $ 385 a month in child support, a pension that was later increased to $ 500 the same month that Jobs became a millionaire by giving to know the Apple company.
At that moment, Jobs was working on a computer named Lisa, but not for his daughter as has always been commented, rather it was an acronym for Local Integrated System Architecture, although many people joked that it meant "Let's Invent Some Acronym."
