Author Description

Our hero Hank Hill has gotten where he is today by overcoming P.C. liberals, twig-boy bureaucrats, and dim-witted friends. And he's done it without whining or claiming victim status. Scout leader, Little League coach, and expert on anything you throw or mow, Hank fights for Truth, Justice, and the Texas way. So how does he explain his 12-year-old son, Bobby? The boy's first love was a plastic mannequin head, and he wants to be a proctologist or a shaman when he grows up. For any father who wishes his children were just a little more like ol' Dad, The Boy Ain't Right serves as both a guidebook and the manifesto of America's unsung lawn-mowing heroes.