Zoe Heller, 2009A dysfunctional New York family struggles to find its place in a quickly changing world. Joel Litvinoff, a famous civil rights lawyer, and his acerbic wife, Audrey, have spent their many years together as political protesters, raising their children with the same radical social consciousness. When Joel suffers a stroke, the family, never a peaceful unit to begin with, loses what little cohesion it had. Heller writes about the pain involved in testing one's beliefs and the possibility of growth in the process.
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