I grew up devouring Lynda Schor's stories in my teenage bedroom, hungry for life lessons on sex, love and other painfully delicious subjects. The Body Parts Shop continues her fine tradition, providing a hilarious user's manual for American society by taking us behind the scenes of the staples of our TV culture. Whether it is school shootings, chimp actors, Barbie conventions, or hair replacement infomercials, Schor flips over the dark underbelly of America, exposing humorous-and often sexy-details that might have passed other, less gifted writers by. A great read.