Owning the street: The everyday life of property by Amelia Thorpe is a thorough, thoughtful, and nuanced study of PARK(ing) Day – its histories, various manifestations, and its entanglements with other tactical urbanist practices, strategies, and philosophies. Above all, Thorpe explores what PARK(ing) Day can teach us about property; what property is, how it is understood legally, discursively, culturally, and how it is expressed and enacted through everyday practices, claims, assertions, and relations of power.