Title: It's art, for better or worse
Product review: If a work of art is supposed to harness the resources at the disposal of its medium in service of a message, this book is a true work of art. It effectively communicates the disjointed, unsettled, alienating nature of modern life, parodies the detachment of both academia and modern parenting, and skewers the modern merged family. It shows off the facile satisfaction, and indeed, beauty of consumerism, and makes a dig through the household rubbish of a family into sacred augury. And behind, or under, or over it all, lies the ever-present fear of death - perhaps a bit too thickly.
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