The Lost Continent: Travels in Small Town America

I laughed out loud several times while reading this book - but I also wished it was about half as long. His descriptions of people and places, while certainly exaggerated, can be delightful to read. And I found myself chuckling at his outrage and surprise concerning prices, leaf blowers, and other oddities of the late 80s that are normal (or quaint) today, 20 years later. But his annoyance at the less-than-perfect people and places he encounters got a little old, and for some reason he feels the need to share all the details of some of these places. But overall, I enjoyed the book.