Demitriosism's is a wildly funny, deeply human collection of true stories about surviving a family that could double as a sitcom, if sitcoms were allowed to include unlicensed carpools, rented wedding dresses, and a father who once tried to wash the whole living room's feet. Behind every outrageous anecdote is a quieter thread about resilience, humor as survival, and the strange, stubborn love that holds a family together even when it probably shouldn't. It's a book for anyone who's ever laughed to keep from crying, and found out both were true at the same time. Book is "in the vein of" a well-known humor memoirist David Sedaris.