Fiction

Another surprise book, thanks! This looks like a fun read.

From the back:

"Way down South - in Industry, Alabama - 1965 was the year the orphan Peejoe discovered it wasn't safe to treat black people the same way you treated whites. Perhaps it was around the same time his Aunt Lucille arrived with her husband's head in a Tupperware box - he never could be sure.

But with Lucille taking off on dreams of becoming a Hollywood star, and Martin Luther King making headlines all over town, Peejoe suddenly finds himself in the middle of a long hot summer of riotous, magical change..."

This is a hilarious, macabre tale well worth reading. A wonderful suprise!

Now going to Liinuskainen who picked it in a circling envelope on the Finnish forum based on the first page. Hope you enjoy it!

NB! The cover is different from the one shown.

CONTROLLED RELEASE NOTES:

Read and released for The Ultimate Challenge 2009.
Released for the Keep Them Moving Challenge 2009.

Well, this certainly was a big surprise, looks interesting.

Finally I managed to read this. It was very weird, really dark and for some reason very funny! Liked it a lot :)

I took this one from our local monthly BC meet-up here in Joensuu tonight. Seems interesting :-)

I left the book on a bus stop bench on Michael Krohns gate. Happy trails and happy reading to the finder!

I found this book on the ashtray outside my house in Michael Krohns gate an hour ago.
Looking forward to reading it, looks fun.