Steven Wright turns a single school day into a stream of thought that is strange, funny, melancholy, and unexpectedly tender. Told through the mind of a third grader in the early 1960s, the novel wanders freely through memory, observation, logic, and nonsense without ever losing its peculiar grace. It reads like deadpan comedy sharpened into something more reflective and humane.
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