Title: Americans can laugh at themselves!
Product review: I bumped into this book completely by accident, digging into a box of donated books to a children's project. I'm not ashamed to say I kept it to myself. As a foreigner, it took me a while to saw all the cultural pieces that form the background quilt such book requests from their readers but I got it. I just consider it a must-read device to all non-Americans trying to understand the complexities of the U.S. It's funny, it's got wit, its's got style, and believe me, I'm from a country where public body exposition is mistaken as sexual health, $100,000,00 dollar cars are "de rigueur" (as are the occasional dropping of French expressions), and everybody longs for a Versace, overgarnished piece of clothing.
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