The Berglund Family is a fictional family featured in the novel "The Corrections" by Jonathan Franzen. The story revolves around the lives of the family members, exploring their individual struggles and relationships. Each character represents different aspects of contemporary American life, highlighting themes of dysfunction and the pursuit of happiness. The family consists of parents Alfred and Enid, along with their three adult children: Gary, Chip, and Denise. Throughout the narrative, the Berglund Family faces various challenges, including personal failures and societal pressures, ultimately seeking connection and understanding within their complex dynamics.