Title: If you were born in the 60s you should read this book
Review: This memoir took me by complete surprise. I have never found a first person account that so perfectly described my own unarticulated feelings about coming of age in the late 60s and the 70s -- the weird feeling that you want to be more like "everyone else" when your parents allow you to do anything. It also shed light on the painful experience of divorce when you're a kid, and how hard it is shuttling between parents and adjusting to their different worlds. Lisa's writing is so spare, thoughtful, and quiet--I love how accepting she is of the paradoxes of her childhood, and her refusal to blame anyone. I look forward to reading any other book she might write.
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