Tracy's Books
Lost in Suburbia - A Momoir
Beckerman reveals the universal trials, tribulations, and triumphs of every mom who has to figure out how to stay sane while fishing Barbie heads out of the toilet; how to laugh when your kid asks the fat cop at the doughnut shop if he’s having a baby; and how to look good when your post-baby butt is so big you want to hang a “Caution: Wide Load” sign behind you.
Rebel without a Minivan
In this hilarious romp through the well-manicured lawns of suburbia, Beckerman takes on everyone from psycho mall moms to sinister cappuccino barristers, and proves you don't have to drive a minivan to make it in the 'burbs.
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What People Are Saying About Barking at the Moon
Reviews from some of the most respected names in the industry.
I’m utterly charmed by this whole thing, cover to cover.
As a dog lover, I laughed and cried and related throughout. With the assembled menagerie at the Beckerman house, there is rarely a dull moment, and we get to enjoy it all... from a safe distance.
You’ll laugh. You’ll say, “Awww.” You’ll vow to never get a dog. And then, if you don’t already have one, you’ll get one anyway.
For anyone who has ever loved a dog more than their kids (wait, did I just say that out loud?), “Barking at the Moon” will touch your heart, make you laugh, and remind you that dog fur in your food is a small price to pay for having a dog in your life
I’m utterly charmed by this whole thing, cover to cover.