Parental Guilt

'The finest book of the last twelve months' - The Globe. 'A glorious book... Laugh-out-loud funny and heart-rending...' - Book Review.
Aged 17, Sam announces to his parents they will never see him again; that's how much he resented his childhood. They do not hear from him until thirty years later, when he takes them to court claiming his upbringing was so negligent he deserves major compensation.The oddity is that he had a pretty standard childhood... for the 1970s.
Based on a true story. The First Ten Known Reviews of Parental Guilt 'At least it's better than his other books.' 'Perfect. Simply perfect.' 'I laughed and then shed a tear within the space of one paragraph.' 'Got stuck half way through.' 'This book blew me away. It is inconceivable I will read a better book this year.' 'It carries its profundity lightly. ...not afraid to entertain us royally, I luxuriated in every page.' 'Anyone who remembers the 60s and 70s will have a blast. Anyone who doesn't, will be grateful for their lucky escape.' 'I laughed and laughed again.' 'This is book of the year. If you disagree, you will need to talk to the hand.' 'Just get a copy, then clear your day to read it.'