The Wrong Family is pretty wild. It's like the author took two totally random ideas and mashed them together and threw a whole bunch of random drama in there. The premise was crazy. The climax was crazy. This book was a trip. There were a lot of unbelievable moments that require quite a bit of suspension of disbelief, but the pace is fast enough that you keep moving forward despite the crazy stuff that is happening. I definitely didn't love the book, but it was an okay way to pass the time.