...(but Extremely Goodlooking) Hero.

His mother says: I hope the wisdom he's gained from this experience will inspire him to change his underwear once in a while.

His father says: The only thing that would make me prouder is if he stopped asking me to teach him how to get a girl to lift up her shirt.

What does he say? It's hard to believe, but maybe there really is more to life than boiled wieners, TV reruns and looking out for Number One.

Meet an unlikely and exceedingly reluctant hero. All he wants is to be left alone - preferably with a bucket of fried chicken and a girlie magazine - to imagine his glorious future as the heir to a plumbing fortune. But when he is forced to volunteer at a local soup kitchen, our hero finds himself at the center of a struggle between the rich and the poor, the selfish and the selfless. It is a fine, worthy cause he couldn't care less about until the day he stumbles across a shocking piece of information. What happens next surprises everybody.

This book is in a reasonable 2nd hand condition - it is plastic coated for protection - it is an ex library book with all the usual library stamps etc through out. It is grubby on outside pages - not too bad.

12/02/16 SG