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1. The Hoboken Chicken Emergency

by Daniel Pinkwater 1977 Aladdin anniversary edition 2007 Pinkwater, I've come to understand, is an acquired taste. Or rather, his books are a dividing line between those who get his style of absurdest humor and those who'd prefer something else. It's mis-characterized as "boy humor" but is really a question an individual's tolerance for accepting the extreme in the service of the story.

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2. Fat Men From Space

by Daniel Pinkwater Dodd Mead 1977; Yearling Revised edition 1980 On the perpetual eve of my pending holiday abroad I find myself a little too distracted to maintain my blogging duties. To be honest, I tend to spaz out a bit before trips which, my wife can attest, makes me a bit of a pain. But amid my chaos an old reading journal has come to the rescue! A re-purposed page-a-day diary served

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