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The Ha-Ha Author: An unforgettable first novel about silence, family, and the imperative of love. — Howard Kapostash has not spoken in thirty years. Ever since a severe blow to the head during his days in the Army, words unravel in his mouth and letters on the page make no sense at all. Because of his extremely limited communication abilities?a small repertory of ... more »
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On a scale of 1 to 10 this book is an ELEVEN. Loved it.
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Well, I listened to discussions of this book on the radio, and rushed right out to buy it. A nice book, sure, but for me, no where near up to the hype.
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The title to this book is misleading. It is so much better than the title leads one to believe. A very unique story, it was extremely well written and I highly recommend it.
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A different coming of age story - arresting and with a lead character you want to alternately hug and smack.
Great book about a man "Howard" who comes back from the war looking like a monster. It's about his struggles & triumphs, although he looks like a monster, he's still the same person. It's a story about how important the human connection really is. Great book!
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