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✨ Readers are calling this series "unputdownable," "insane," and "the best memoir I've ever read." ✨ One reader said they sat in stunned silence on the last page and did something they rarely do—they cried. ✨ Another said it held them hostage for three days straight. If you love: • The Glass Castle • Educated • I'm Glad My Mom Died • dark humor with real heart • true stories that sound made up • binge-reading an entire series in a week Then this one is going to wreck you. ⚠️ Warning: This series contains a dangerously impulsive mother, a hippie bus, a garage no child should have lived in, and a family story so bizarre readers keep stopping to remind themselves it's real. To start reading Click Here: https://tombross.com/dcmj-15/ What if the family everyone admired… was falling apart behind closed doors? In 1962, the Bross family modeled for the polio vaccine. Front page of the newspaper. The picture of American perfection. By 1973, their mother had divorced twice, changed her name, quit shaving, and bought a hippie bus. She scattered her five kids to friends' houses and doorsteps. One of them—a 12-year-old boy—ended up in her ex-boyfriend's garage. She called it "The Taj Mahal." He reminded her the Taj Mahal was a tomb. He started taking notes. He grew up. And he wrote three books about all of it—with dark humor and zero self-pity. Because this isn't a sad story about a broken family. It's a funny, gut-punching, completely true story about surviving one. And once you start the Don't Call Me Jupiter series… you won't stop until it's done. 📗 E-Book (e-reader, iPad, or Kindle) 📖 Paperback or Hardcover 🎧 Audio Book on Audible and Audible Plus Enrolled in Kindle Unlimited (KU); FREE for members.