by David Sedaris
David Sedaris's The Land and Its People turns his signature wit toward the quiet absurdities of aging, family obligation, and modern life's indignities—from a problematic Thanksgiving shadowed by hip surgery to a Vatican invitation that sparks reflections on faith. Written for anyone who has felt both exasperated by and deeply fond of the world's rule-breakers, grieving friends, and imperfect families.
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