Well, I didn't expect THAT ending. I liked this book, and thought it was interesting the way your sympathy for the characters changed. Lots of people didn't like it though - see their views here.
The Melancholy Death of Oyster Boy & Other Stories by Tim Burton was as bizarre as you might expect from the director of films like Beetlejuice. It was strangely touching in some places and truly horrid in others - and funny at the same time. A tiny, tiny read, ideal for my purposes at this stage in the Book-a-Day.
Day 319; Book 309
'I am convinced it is superior to all other cats': Diary of 22-year-old
Japanese emperor reveals his thoughts about his personal black cat, proving
that cat owners haven't changed since 889 A.D.
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A lot of things may have changed since the 9th century, but one thing that
hasn't is that cat people still think their cat is the best cat in the
whole wid...
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