Anecdotes in this work include Freddy the Janitor's misadventures in Prison Daycare and a consequential dosing of one character with an aphrodisiac, triggering a four-day sexathon.
Anecdotes in this work include Freddy the Janitor's misadventures in Prison Daycare and a consequential dosing of one character with an aphrodisiac, triggering a four-day sexathon. The protagonist of this work converses in Tommy's Barber Shop with a man who later reveals himself to belong to the Seven Days. One character in this novel is the son of a man who was sliced in half in a mill accident and is inspired by a white peacock on top of a Buick dealership to help the protagonist steal some gold. In this work, Circe reveals that one character was married to the Indian girl Sing and was actually named Jake, and it begins with the suicide of Insurance Salesmen Robert Smith. That protagonist leaves "no Doctor Street" for the town of (*) Shalimar, Virginia, where he learns that the title figure dropped his ancestor Jake while flying to Africa. The protagonist, the son of Macon Dead II, leaves his sisters First Corinthians and Magdalena in Michigan and journeys with his aunt Pilate, who is shot by the greedy Guitar Baines. FTP, name this novel that follows Milkman's discovery of his roots, a work by Toni Morrison titled after a book of Old Testament love poetry written by a wise monarch.
Anecdotes in this work include Freddy the Janitor's misadventures in Prison Daycare and a consequential dosing of one character with an aphrodisiac, triggering a four-day sexathon.
{Song of Solomon}