Watching your once independent parents age isn't easy, and Roz Chast, cartoonist for the New Yorker, believed them when they denied having problems. Can't We Talk about Something More Pleasant? was their motto. But harsh discoveries were made and painful discussions were needed, even though her parents continued to head them off. A mix of brutally honest insight and humor, Chast takes the reader on her parents' final journey. Anyone with aging parents and a sense of humor will identify with Roz Chast.
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