Title: Wrong Audience
Product review: I like where Trillin is going with this, but it just didn't do much for me. As a twenty-something recent college grad, I could relate more with Trillin's daughters than with him.I sort of stumbled across this book and thought it looked like a fun read (I thought that it was going to be more of a novel than a memoir about him raising his children). I was not familiar with Trillin before reading this book (knew nothing of "Alice" and had never read his "tummy trilogy"), and I felt a little out of the loop, since this has more of an autobiographical feel and he makes several references to his past works.The book has a light feel, isn't difficult to read, but I recommend it for audiences who perhaps have raised children and seen them leave the nest or for those who are familiar with Mr. Trillin's other writings.
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