Letters of John Newton by John Newton

Letters of John Newton by John Newton

It seems Harry Flapper leads a charmed life.

But then again, maybe charmed isn't quite the right word. Because when Harry is around--and even when he isn't--very strange things seem to happen. Like a moose goring a dune buggy to death. And the fixation of the local police with the mysterious Flapper Gang. And who could forget Victoria, Harry's winsome mother who daily faces the many challenges of keeping her husband Bull alive and in one piece and her family one step removed from another calamity. Add a full cast of grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, and several other hapless and sometimes flirtatious creatures, and you have a recipe for mishaps and hilarity.

And then there's Harry himself: only son, besotted with his ever-expanding bug and coin collections, naïve to the wiles of certain young ladies of his acquaintance and never far from his own misadventures. The Care and Feeding of Harry is a fun-filled tale of Forrest Gumpian proportions. Prepare to enter Harry's world, where nothing is sacred and each story is full of wit and irreverence. And find out why he detests chocolate.