In this poignant and humorous memoir, comedian Moshe Kasher describes his turbulent youth full of challenges and absurdities.
Kasher started using drugs at the age of twelve and has been in psychoanalysis since he was four. At fifteen, he was admitted to psychiatric institutions multiple times and kept coming into contact with therapy, rehab clinics, and the justice system.
Kasher in the Rye is not a sober account of addiction, but a hilarious tale of the absurdity of his reality.
As a child, Kasher was taken by his mother to Oakland, California, where he had to hold his own in the challenging school environment, while his mother literally kept him on a leash.
These candid and funny memoirs are suitable for anyone interested in personal stories about resilience and humor in difficult situations.
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