No One Special

<p>If you're looking for deep thought-provoking prose you've come to the wrong place. <em>No One Special: Confessions of a Badly-Behaved 'Boomer'</em> is a ride in a '76 Celica a chance to crank the music stick your head out the window and feel the wind of youth. And let's face it never have we needed a trip back to the '60s '70s and '80s more than we do today.</p><p></p><p>With his irreverent memoir S.W. Capps paints the definitive landscape of 20th Century suburban America. And his message-that our similarities far outweigh our differences-couldn't come at a better time resonating not only with Baby Boomers but with readers of every generation.</p><p></p><p>There are stories of brawling brothers and Groundhog Day vacations dance class debacles and ruined Christmases all wrapped in a package of polyester and told in a style that's one part <em>Wonder Years</em> one part <em>Dazed and Confused</em>.</p><p></p><p>The result is an often hilarious sometimes poignant voyage to our very beginnings one filled with mistakes misdeeds and misdemeanors a not-so-subtle reminder that we're all <em>No One Special</em>.</p><p></p><p>And that's exactly what unites us.</p>