This book follows the lives of the Wapshot family in a New England village. I found it mostly interesting and entertaining, although it had some parts I didn't like. ("Now we come to the homosexual part of the story . . ." What a strange narrative voice in the middle of the book!) It does have some language and explores bisexuality, so be aware of that. I prefer my books squeaky clean, even if it is a classic. I would never take the time to read it again, but I'm glad I read it once.
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