In the number one NY Times bestseller Couplehood, Paul Reiser wrote about the highs and lows of falling in love and getting married – and the heartbreak and hilarity that is included with it. In Babyhood, he switched his sharply observant eyes towards the experiences of experiencing a brand-new family. And today in Familyhood, Reiser stocks his observations on parenting, marriage, and mid-life with the wit, warmth, and laughter that he’s so well-known for. In the first connection with sending his two males off to summer time camp – the first emotions of gleeful independence in an bare house, to realizing how unfilled the house actually was – to maneuvering the minefield of poor words learned at school, this hilarious fresh book captures the heart of familyhood, the reasonable next frontier for Reiser’s trademark perspective in the common truths of lifestyle, love, and relationships.