Watch Out For Sneaker Waves

25 Mostly True Stories

Nonfiction, Family & Relationships, Parenting, Fatherhood, Family Relationships, Entertainment, Humour & Comedy, General Humour
Cover of the book Watch Out For Sneaker Waves by Jason McBride, Ocean Stream Press
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Author: Jason McBride ISBN: 1230000261936
Publisher: Ocean Stream Press Publication: November 20, 2013
Imprint: Language: English
Author: Jason McBride
ISBN: 1230000261936
Publisher: Ocean Stream Press
Publication: November 20, 2013
Imprint:
Language: English

Fans of David Sedaris, the movie A Christmas Story, or NPR’s This American Life, will appreciate the mix of humor and trauma in Watch Out For Sneaker Waves.

What’s harder: being a child of parents who don’t understand or being a father who doesn’t understand?

Surviving childhood isn’t easy. Dodging bullies, losing your three-old-brother in a forest, and evading vomit while trapped in a car are just some of the obstacles.

Getting a driver's license and a little freedom doesn’t make things much better. You have to pay for gas, repairs, and explain that you were involved in a drive-by shooting while trying to sell low-flush toilets.

Growing up isn’t much better. You have to clean up the children’s poop and spit-up. Dealing with a three year old nudist is almost enough to make you wish you could go back and live with your own nutty parents again. Almost.

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Fans of David Sedaris, the movie A Christmas Story, or NPR’s This American Life, will appreciate the mix of humor and trauma in Watch Out For Sneaker Waves.

What’s harder: being a child of parents who don’t understand or being a father who doesn’t understand?

Surviving childhood isn’t easy. Dodging bullies, losing your three-old-brother in a forest, and evading vomit while trapped in a car are just some of the obstacles.

Getting a driver's license and a little freedom doesn’t make things much better. You have to pay for gas, repairs, and explain that you were involved in a drive-by shooting while trying to sell low-flush toilets.

Growing up isn’t much better. You have to clean up the children’s poop and spit-up. Dealing with a three year old nudist is almost enough to make you wish you could go back and live with your own nutty parents again. Almost.

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