A family's equilibrium is disrupted when a sexually explicit book written by the liberal Mellow parents becomes a bestselling phenomenon. The Position, a tale set against the backdrop of the sexual revolution, navigates the complex dynamics that unfold thirty years later as the once mortified Mellow children, now adults, confront the prospect of the book's reissue amidst their own personal struggles with love, work, and sexuality. Meg Wolitzer masterfully depicts a narrative where the past's liberating echoes challenge current conventions and family bonds.