: The memoir details how Jobs's personality changed as Apple grew. Brennan describes his behavior shifting from "dopey" to "vicious," noting his tendency to mistreat waitstaff and his "Tourette's-like" critical nature.

is a 2013 memoir by Chrisann Brennan , an American painter and the mother of Steve Jobs's first child, Lisa Brennan-Jobs . The book provides a rare, intimate look at the formative and lesser-known years of the Apple co-founder, tracing his transformation from a "sweet and brilliant teenager" to a tech titan often described as power-hungry and cruel. Key Themes and Insights

: Brennan met Jobs at Homestead High School in 1972. She describes their shared youth, including experimenting with LSD on a stairwell at school and their shared interest in Eastern philosophy and spirituality.