The Jeremy - Snaps of the Dragon
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| Rating | : | 4.51 (887 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1906557071 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 324 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-01-11 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
He has done a fair bit since, including working for a short while on a farm cultivating mushrooms. They were not magic, although, as if by magic, he always got a seat to himself on the bus home after work - work which included manually filling the wooden boxes, in which the mushrooms were grown, with exceedingly fresh horse manure. On balance, Jo prefers reading and writing books.. Strange name for an English bloke but nobody can choose their parents.&n
From the Author Some elements of this book might be considered suitable only for grown up people (sometimes referred to as adults)
Help arrives in the form of Mrs Bulging Bosoms, the Colonel, Professor Melchior Da Maven and Lewd Rude Dude, to name a few of his advisers, who endeavour to guide him in the ways of the world. What could be worse than waking up in a strange place, not knowing how you got there? Well, waking up in a strange place, not knowing how you got there and finding that you were unable to speak would qualify. Life's oddities, including family, religion, education and sex, regularly present themselves for attention during his quest for that elusive thing called 'enlightenment', but fortunately, he is not alone. What you
C.Courtland said Inside The Jeremy. From the moment of conception the reader is placed intimately inside the head of the Jeremy. Stylistically, Wun achieves respect by remaining dedicated to the intense process that adopting such a perspective entails. This is a fantastic example and exercise of `being inside the characters head,' literally. While inside, the reader not only sees humanity through the eyes of the Jeremy, but also is presented with que. The Jeremy: Snaps of the Dragon Jonathan Roman The Jeremy: Snaps of the Dragon by Jo S. Wun From the very first sentence, it's clear to see that The Jeremy: Snaps of the Dragon, is a grand adventure into the very nature of what it means to be human, masquerading as a familiar yarn. The Jeremy tells the story of a boy and his journey into adolescence. This may sound like a typical story but there is nothing typical about the way Jo S. Wun tells this tale.Wun fol