The book stops here
1st U.S. ed.
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Word Count
76,750 words, Guess
Page Count
307 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivebookstopshere00sans
- ISBN-100061452009
- ISBN-139780061452000
- LibraryThing5876662
- Goodreads2052349
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- Library of Congress Control Number2008300350
- OCLC Control Number232550487
- Better World Books9780061452000
- Open LibraryOL23085420M
Classifications
- DDC823/.92
- LCCPR6119.A575 Bo 2008
- LCCPR6119.A575 B66 2008
Description
Disgruntled, disheveled, fish-out-of-water mobile librarian Israel Armstrong is finally going home to London, rattling along with his irascible companion Ted Carson in their rust bucket book van en route to the Mobile Meet. The annual library convention gives Israel the opportunity to catch up with his family, eat paprika chicken and baklava, and drink good coffee. But they've barely found parking when the unimaginable occurs: their library-on-wheels is stolen! Who on earth would want to take a thirty-year-old traveling disaster with the words "The Book Stops Here" painted across the back? Israel and Ted are determined to find out. But their search is leading them on a very twisty trail through the countryside in pursuit of a suspicious convoy of New Age travelers. And the hunt is raising numerous troubling questions—such as where exactly is Israel's high-flying girlfriend, Gloria? And is Ted really making a move on Israel's widowed mother?
Description
When mobile librarian Israel Armstrong's library-on-wheels is stolen at an annual library convention in London, he sets out with his irascible companion Ted Carson to find it. Their search leads them to a suspicious convoy of New Age travelers.
Subjects
Genres
- Fiction
Series Statement
- Mobile library mystery
Other Editions
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