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Let’s Explore Diabetes with Owls Essays, Etc. By David Sedaris 275 pages Back Bay Books
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edaris is a master storyteller, always unexpected, always en- tertaining and always hilarious. Once you step inside the pages
you’ll be addicted and once done, crav- ing more. Let’s Explore Diabetes with Owls Essays, Etc. will take you on a wacky whirlwind tour of the world. Experi- ence feeding a kookaburra in Australia and David’s hilarious take on the squat toilets and the “incessant guttural hiss
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of people dredging up phlegm” in the streets of China. He’ll have you in stitches as he re- counts adventures with his partner, Hugh, like when they decided to buy and renovate their new summer home in West Sussex, or when David decided to buy him a stuffed owl for their anniversary. You’ll enjoy poi- gnant personal adventures and comic tales of his family’s interactions, es- pecially those that involve his father. Travellers will be laughing out loud
and nodding their heads as they read his observances on airport travel and waiting in line for coffee. From his witty analysis of the mundane to his essays of utter nonsense, he evokes a personal connection with the reader. Tis is a book to be passed along and read over and over. Don’t miss this #1 National Bestseller.
Winter 2014 • 83
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