Amazon.com #1 Best Seller in Biographies & Memoirs

In 1962, the Bross family was handpicked to model Dr. Sabin’s oral polio vaccine for the Cincinnati Enquirer. By 1973, the kids were homeless.

✅ Complete 3-book memoir series

✅ True story of survival & resilience

✅ 1960s-70s counterculture era

✅ Dark humor meets serious heart

✅ FREE with Kindle Unlimited

✅ Perfect for fans of The Glass Castle, Educated, Running with Scissors, and The Liar’s Club

What readers are saying about Don’t Call Me Jupiter:

“I just finished this series, it had me held hostage for three days.” — Shannon B., ★★★★★

“Trying to find the words to express all the emotions I felt throughout the series, well I just cant.” — Deb S., ★★★★★

“I LOVED this series! I’m reading book #1 again! I grew up in that era so related to much!! Crazy story; hard to believe how selfish/abusive his Mom was…..and the kids still loved her!! Great book Tom Bross!!!!!” — Lyn G., ★★★★★

“Amazing, disturbing, interesting and bit insane. Terrible to think they lived like that and survived it all.” – Colette T., ★★★★★

“Probably the best book series I’ve ever read. Stayed up until 2am to finish #3 then cried myself to sleep.” — Mary S., ★★★★★

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