Chaos at the Chicken Place

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• Abraham Smith

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• 180 Seiten
• 7 Lesestunden

• Belletristik

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Willie Jackson seems to have always been a thinking kind of person, a poor person’s philosopher so to speak. Some of Willie’s best thoughts and the events in Willie’s life are recounted by Willie’s somewhat rough-hewn good friend, Tap. Follow Tap as he recollects on the everyday realities that people face in life and the many uncertainties and promises of life itself, as seen through the mindseye of Willie Jackson. Don’t worry yourselves any, Willie Jackson isn’t dead, he is just the type who doesn’t find it easy to talk about his thoughts and philosophies with people that aren’t his close friends. But Tap will do a good job of explaining Willie’s innermost thoughts, just give Tap a chance. The thing that you need to understand about Tap going in, is that on his own account, Tap is not the smoothest of talkers and does not use complicated words when simpler words will work out just fine. Although he’s a reasonably bright person, Tap isn’t the most artful of speakers, he will sometimes use terminology and words that you aren’t familiar with, so be forewarned.

• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2018
• Einband: Paperback