Michael Lewis's memoir about his experience as a father of three, written with comic honesty about the gap between idealized parenthood and the actual experience.
Applies Lewis's characteristic outsider-observing-a-system lens to fatherhood itself, treating new parenthood as an opaque institution full of unspoken rules and surprising inefficiencies.
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