We all know the feeling: making a homecoming visit only to wander through the rooms of your childhood home and wonder, what is that? Based on his popular Crap at My Parents’ House blog, comedian Joel Dovev compiled and published the best submissions for questionable parental decorating choices.
In these pages, organized by room function, you’ll find clowns, gnomes, and a roomful of Raggedy Andy dolls. Replete with pithy, irreverent, and sometimes politically incorrect captions, Dovev maintains a running commentary on the reader-submitted photographs that immortalize the crap and other objects found at baby boomer abodes.
Nonfiction
Crap at My Parents’ House
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– May 2, 2012
Jaclyn Trop is a Los Angeles-based freelance reporter.
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