Not everyone will love this book as much as I did, but Patricia Lockwood is a poet, and every carefully-chosen sentence in this memoir is both luminously beautiful and hilarious. Her extremely dry sense of humor is the perfect tone for this story that largely covers the time that Patricia and her husband had to move back in with her mother and father, a Catholic priest (this is explained in the book). It's a loving and funny story about family, memory, and growing up.