Book summaryYoung Nonny Feuerberg is kidnapped by the fascinating outlaw Felix Glick, who seems to know much more about Nonny's dead mother than Nonny does himself. This novel, which involves adventures in larceny and hilariously improbable disguises, is primarily about the search for identity and the painful process of growing up. Media reviews"Some of it is entertaining, but it tries too hard and too extravagantly. Whimsy does the work of fantasy." |
Yukikoby Harris, MacDonald
Book desription: Farrar, Straus and Giroux,, 1977. Hardcover. Very Good. Clean, tight book. Unclipped dust jacket designed by Honi Werner. Maps printed on end papers. Remainder mark on edge. Some chipping and edge wear on jacket. First edition. MacDonald Harris was the pseudonym of Donald Heiney (1921-1993), a sailor and academic.
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