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Brand New: A new, unread, unused book in perfect condition with no missing or damaged pages. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tab
ISBN
9781569479773

About this product

Product Identifiers

Publisher
SOHO Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
1569479771
ISBN-13
9781569479773
eBay Product ID (ePID)
109054676

Product Key Features

Book Title
Caring Is Creepy
Number of Pages
326 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2012
Topic
War & Military, Family Life, Literary, Coming of Age
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Fiction
Author
David Zimmerman
Format
Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height
0.9 in
Item Weight
10.8 Oz
Item Length
8.2 in
Item Width
5.5 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2011-041973
Reviews
"Lynn's voice is authentically sardonic and compelling…. the intersections of Lynn's and Logan's story line with the consequences of Hayes's shady dealings are consistently exciting." - Publishers Weekly "David Zimmerman has written a beautifully menacing novel. I found it impossible to stop reading -- as teenage girls flirt with danger online, an AWOL soldier hides out in a closet, and drug deals go dead wrong -- and you will too, as the danger steadily escalates, the sentences unspooling like a detonator line that sizzles toward an explosive, unforgettable ending."-Benjamin Percy, author of The Wilding and Refresh, Refresh "An engrossing and unforgettable tale based on actual events…. Those who can empathize with flawed characters in dire situations will not be able to put this book down." - Library Journal Praise for David Zimmerman's previous novel, The Sandbox : "[A] gripping first novel."- The New York Times Book Review "[A] remarkable debut.... Zimmerman is a talent to watch."- Publishers Weekly (starred review) "Zimmerman adroitly depicts [Iraq's] isolated moonscape-a place as liable to produce hallucinations and heat exhaustion as it is to churn up sandstorms that last for days."- Los Angeles Times, Praise for David Zimmerman's The Sandbox : "[A] gripping first novel."- The New York Times Book Review "[A] remarkable debut.... Zimmerman is a talent to watch."- Publishers Weekly (starred review) "Zimmerman adroitly depicts [Iraq's] isolated moonscape-a place as liable to produce hallucinations and heat exhaustion as it is to churn up sandstorms that last for days."- Los Angeles Times, "Lynn's voice is authentically sardonic and compelling…. the intersections of Lynn's and Logan's story line with the consequences of Hayes's shady dealings are consistently exciting." - Publishers Weekly "David Zimmerman has written a beautifully menacing novel. I found it impossible to stop reading -- as teenage girls flirt with danger online, an AWOL soldier hides out in a closet, and drug deals go dead wrong -- and you will too, as the danger steadily escalates, the sentences unspooling like a detonator line that sizzles toward an explosive, unforgettable ending."-Benjamin Percy, author of The Wilding and Refresh, Refresh "This story is sweet, funny, sad, infuriating, and all too real." - Tulsa Books Examiner "An engrossing and unforgettable tale based on actual events…. Those who can empathize with flawed characters in dire situations will not be able to put this book down." - Library Journal "When Zimmerman's characters get dirty, you feel the grit, and when they hurt, you feel the sting." - Ames Tribune "[A]n insidious and deceiving but often sweet summertime ensnarement that is alternatively tangled web and tender trap." -Blogcritics.org Praise for David Zimmerman's previous novel, The Sandbox : "[A] gripping first novel."- The New York Times Book Review "[A] remarkable debut.... Zimmerman is a talent to watch."- Publishers Weekly (starred review) "Zimmerman adroitly depicts [Iraq's] isolated moonscape-a place as liable to produce hallucinations and heat exhaustion as it is to churn up sandstorms that last for days."- Los Angeles Times, Praise for Caring is Creepy Alex Award Winner "Lynn's voice is authentically sardonic and compelling.... The intersections of Lynn's and Logan's story line with the consequences of Hayes's shady dealings are consistently exciting." - Publishers Weekly "David Zimmerman has written a beautifully menacing novel. I found it impossible to stop reading-as teenage girls flirt with danger online, an AWOL soldier hides out in a closet, and drug deals go dead wrong-and you will too, as the danger steadily escalates, the sentences unspooling like a detonator line that sizzles toward an explosive, unforgettable ending." - Benjamin Percy, author of The Wilding and Refresh, Refresh "This story is sweet, funny, sad, infuriating, and all too real." - Tulsa Books Examiner "An engrossing and unforgettable tale based on actual events.... Those who can empathize with flawed characters in dire situations will not be able to put this book down." - Library Journal "When Zimmerman's characters get dirty, you feel the grit, and when they hurt, you feel the sting." - Ames Tribune "[A]n insidious and deceiving but often sweet summertime ensnarement that is alternatively a tangled web and tender trap." -Blogcritics.org Praise for David Zimmerman's previous novel, The Sandbox "[A] gripping first novel." - The New York Times Book Review "[A] remarkable debut.... Zimmerman is a talent to watch." - Publishers Weekly , STARRED REVIEW "Zimmerman adroitly depicts [Iraq's] isolated moonscape-a place as liable to produce hallucinations and heat exhaustion as it is to churn up sandstorms that last for days." - Los Angeles Times From the Trade Paperback edition., Praise for David Zimmerman’s The Sandbox : “[A] gripping first novel.â€�- The New York Times Book Review “[A] remarkable debut.... Zimmerman is a talent to watch.â€�- Publishers Weekly (starred review) “Zimmerman adroitly depicts [Iraq’s] isolated moonscape-a place as liable to produce hallucinations and heat exhaustion as it is to churn up sandstorms that last for days.â€�- Los Angeles Times, Praise for Caring is Creepy Alex Award Winner "Lynn's voice is authentically sardonic and compelling.... The intersections of Lynn's and Logan's story line with the consequences of Hayes's shady dealings are consistently exciting." -- Publishers Weekly "David Zimmerman has written a beautifully menacing novel. I found it impossible to stop reading--as teenage girls flirt with danger online, an AWOL soldier hides out in a closet, and drug deals go dead wrong--and you will too, as the danger steadily escalates, the sentences unspooling like a detonator line that sizzles toward an explosive, unforgettable ending." -- Benjamin Percy, author of The Wilding and Refresh, Refresh "This story is sweet, funny, sad, infuriating, and all too real." -- Tulsa Books Examiner "An engrossing and unforgettable tale based on actual events.... Those who can empathize with flawed characters in dire situations will not be able to put this book down." -- Library Journal "When Zimmerman's characters get dirty, you feel the grit, and when they hurt, you feel the sting." -- Ames Tribune "[A]n insidious and deceiving but often sweet summertime ensnarement that is alternatively a tangled web and tender trap." --Blogcritics.org Praise for David Zimmerman's previous novel, The Sandbox "[A] gripping first novel." -- The New York Times Book Review "[A] remarkable debut.... Zimmerman is a talent to watch." -- Publishers Weekly , STARRED REVIEW "Zimmerman adroitly depicts [Iraq's] isolated moonscape--a place as liable to produce hallucinations and heat exhaustion as it is to churn up sandstorms that last for days." -- Los Angeles Times, "Lynn's voice is authentically sardonic and compelling…. the intersections of Lynn's and Logan's story line with the consequences of Hayes's shady dealings are consistently exciting." - Publishers Weekly "David Zimmerman has written a beautifully menacing novel. I found it impossible to stop reading -- as teenage girls flirt with danger online, an AWOL soldier hides out in a closet, and drug deals go dead wrong -- and you will too, as the danger steadily escalates, the sentences unspooling like a detonator line that sizzles toward an explosive, unforgettable ending."-Benjamin Percy, author of The Wilding and Refresh, Refresh "This story is sweet, funny, sad, infuriating, and all too real." - Tulsa Books Examiner "An engrossing and unforgettable tale based on actual events…. Those who can empathize with flawed characters in dire situations will not be able to put this book down." - Library Journal "When Zimmerman's characters get dirty, you feel the grit, and when they hurt, you feel the sting." - Ames Tribune "[A]n insidious and deceiving but often sweet summertime ensnarement that is alternatively tangled web and tender trap." -Blogcritics.org Praise for David Zimmerman's previous novel, The Sandbox : "[A] gripping first novel."- The New York Times Book Review "[A] remarkable debut.... Zimmerman is a talent to watch."- Publishers Weekly (starred review) "Zimmerman adroitly depicts [Iraq's] isolated moonscape-a place as liable to produce hallucinations and heat exhaustion as it is to churn up sandstorms that last for days."- Los Angeles Times From the Trade Paperback edition., Praise for Caring is Creepy Alex Award Winner "Lynn's voice is authentically sardonic and compelling.... The intersections of Lynn's and Logan's story line with the consequences of Hayes's shady dealings are consistently exciting." -- Publishers Weekly "David Zimmerman has written a beautifully menacing novel. I found it impossible to stop reading--as teenage girls flirt with danger online, an AWOL soldier hides out in a closet, and drug deals go dead wrong--and you will too, as the danger steadily escalates, the sentences unspooling like a detonator line that sizzles toward an explosive, unforgettable ending." -- Benjamin Percy, author of The Wilding and Refresh, Refresh "This story is sweet, funny, sad, infuriating, and all too real." -- Tulsa Books Examiner "An engrossing and unforgettable tale based on actual events.... Those who can empathize with flawed characters in dire situations will not be able to put this book down." -- Library Journal "When Zimmerman's characters get dirty, you feel the grit, and when they hurt, you feel the sting." -- Ames Tribune "[A]n insidious and deceiving but often sweet summertime ensnarement that is alternatively a tangled web and tender trap." --Blogcritics.org Praise for David Zimmerman's previous novel, The Sandbox "[A] gripping first novel." -- The New York Times Book Review "[A] remarkable debut.... Zimmerman is a talent to watch." -- Publishers Weekly , STARRED REVIEW "Zimmerman adroitly depicts [Iraq's] isolated moonscape--a place as liable to produce hallucinations and heat exhaustion as it is to churn up sandstorms that last for days." -- Los Angeles Times, Praise for Caring is Creepy Alex Award Winner "Lynn's voice is authentically sardonic and compelling…. the intersections of Lynn's and Logan's story line with the consequences of Hayes's shady dealings are consistently exciting." - Publishers Weekly "David Zimmerman has written a beautifully menacing novel. I found it impossible to stop reading -- as teenage girls flirt with danger online, an AWOL soldier hides out in a closet, and drug deals go dead wrong -- and you will too, as the danger steadily escalates, the sentences unspooling like a detonator line that sizzles toward an explosive, unforgettable ending." - Benjamin Percy, author of The Wilding and Refresh, Refresh "This story is sweet, funny, sad, infuriating, and all too real." - Tulsa Books Examiner "An engrossing and unforgettable tale based on actual events…. Those who can empathize with flawed characters in dire situations will not be able to put this book down." - Library Journal "When Zimmerman's characters get dirty, you feel the grit, and when they hurt, you feel the sting." - Ames Tribune "[A]n insidious and deceiving but often sweet summertime ensnarement that is alternatively tangled web and tender trap." -Blogcritics.org Praise for David Zimmerman's previous novel, The Sandbox "[A] gripping first novel." - The New York Times Book Review "[A] remarkable debut.... Zimmerman is a talent to watch." - Publishers Weekly , STARRED REVIEW "Zimmerman adroitly depicts [Iraq's] isolated moonscape-a place as liable to produce hallucinations and heat exhaustion as it is to churn up sandstorms that last for days." - Los Angeles Times From the Trade Paperback edition., "David Zimmerman has written a beautifully menacing novel. I found it impossible to stop reading -- as teenage girls flirt with danger online, an AWOL soldier hides out in a closet, and drug deals go dead wrong -- and you will too, as the danger steadily escalates, the sentences unspooling like a detonator line that sizzles toward an explosive, unforgettable ending."-Benjamin Percy, author of The Wilding and Refresh, Refresh Praise for David Zimmerman's previous novel, The Sandbox : "[A] gripping first novel."- The New York Times Book Review "[A] remarkable debut.... Zimmerman is a talent to watch."- Publishers Weekly (starred review) "Zimmerman adroitly depicts [Iraq's] isolated moonscape-a place as liable to produce hallucinations and heat exhaustion as it is to churn up sandstorms that last for days."- Los Angeles Times
Dewey Edition
23
Dewey Decimal
813/.6
Synopsis
In Georgia USA, 15 year old Lynn Marie Sugrue is having a difficult summer. Her mother has become involved in her pill-popping boyfriend's petty criminal activites, so she takes refuge in an online friendship with a troubled Marine, Logan. When he comes to visit, he's forced to stay over in a storage space only accessible by her and is listed AWOL. Realising she has found something in her life she can finally control, she takes his clothes, car keys and has his car towed. The two plotlines intersect with explosive consequences., In rural Georgia, a willful teenager allows a man on the run to hide out at her home, lodging him in a secret room., Fifteen-year-old Lynn Marie Sugrue is doing her best to make it through a difficult summer. Her mother works long hours as a nurse, and Lynn suspects that her mother's pill-popping boyfriend has enlisted her in his petty criminal enterprises. Lynn finds refuge in online flirtations, eventually meeting up with a troubled young soldier, Logan Loy, and inviting him home. When he's forced to stay over in a storage space accessible through her closet, and the Army subsequently lists him as AWOL, she realizes that he's the one thing in her life that she can control. Meanwhile, her mother's boyfriend is on the receiving end of a series of increasingly violent threats, which places Lynn squarely in the cross-hairs.
LC Classification Number
PS3626

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