I agree with a previous reviewer in that Sedaris's latest book is darker than his others--which by no means worsens it; no it only adds to it. I was often remnded of the work of McCrae (think his "Children's Corner" with its mixtre of hilarity and darkness.) Many of the pieces in "Dress Your Family" have to do with the author's family; either humorous childhood tales or present-day musings on the sibling's often tense and awkward relationships. There are, however, a few stories about Sedaris's exploits in rural France with his artner Hugh. Overall, a great read, as are all of Sedaris's boks. Also try the McCrae book for an interesting perspective on the human… Read more
