Genre: Fiction/Humor
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No, I did not review this very same book last month. I reviewed 3:06 am, and being a Pirog fan (or more accurately, a Henry Bins fan) I felt compelled to read the second in this insane series this week. Poor Henry is living with a sleep disorder (known as Henry Bins disease) that finds him sleeping 23 hours each day. In fact, his only awake time is 3:00-4:00 A. M., which would make a normal life seemingly impossible. The miracle of fiction, however, allows us to believe that an hour goes on forever. The fact that he has believable relationships with his father, soon to be live-in girlfriend, Ingrid, and the President might be odd enough, but watching him communicate with Lassie (cat), Murdock (dog) and a pair of gerbils really takes suspension of belief to a new level.
In this short novel, somehow gerbil Billy is in need of rescue, and Murdock, Lassie and gerbil Rasmussen convince Henry to assist in rescuing him. Henry convinces his ever ready dad to help, and the fun begins.
These books are nothing short of ridiculous, with weak plots and bizarre people-animal communication, yet they are addicting. Pirog gives us a few hours of laughter as we follow the antics of his motley crew, and that is always good. Not best seller material, but definitely better than a Xanax to reach for when you need to relax.
- Beverly
​Publisher -Nickthriller
date of Publication - October 24, 2015
In this short novel, somehow gerbil Billy is in need of rescue, and Murdock, Lassie and gerbil Rasmussen convince Henry to assist in rescuing him. Henry convinces his ever ready dad to help, and the fun begins.
These books are nothing short of ridiculous, with weak plots and bizarre people-animal communication, yet they are addicting. Pirog gives us a few hours of laughter as we follow the antics of his motley crew, and that is always good. Not best seller material, but definitely better than a Xanax to reach for when you need to relax.
- Beverly
​Publisher -Nickthriller
date of Publication - October 24, 2015
