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7/25/2019
This is a wry and madcap look at what happens when the social customs and institutions of mid-20th century United States are confronted with an incomprehensible event: the town and the area around it have lifted off the surface of the earth and now floats thousands of feet overhead.
Why did this happen? How can it be reversed? These questions are handled by the charactes in a humorous, casual way. Imagine if this book was written by the same person who wrote "The Russians are Coming, The Russians are Coming", and you will get a good feel for the small town antics around the unexcpected departure of the town from the surface of the earth.
A pleasant and amusing lightweight read.