Beginning with a description of Lee Chong's grocery, this work recounts Mack and the boys' attempt to throw a party for Doc.
In the sequel to this work, an unnamed seer continually fails to balance his sea-borne diet of carbohydrates and protein, which leads him to steal candy bars. Another character in that sequel learns from a horoscope that he is doomed to become President of the United States. Chapter 18 of this work features its protagonist encountering a drowned girl in seaweed in La Jolla, before the author pauses so its protagonist can admire the music of the spheres. In this novel, the narrator tells the story of William, who stabs himself to death and is replaced by Alfred, the new bouncer at a restaurant owned by Dora. Followed up with Sweet Thursday, Hazel helps one of this work's characters collect specimens for the Western Biological Laboratory. Beginning with a description of Lee Chong's grocery, this work recounts Mack and the boys' attempt to throw a party for Doc. For 10 points, name this novel set on the title street, by John Steinbeck.
In the sequel to this work, an unnamed seer continually fails to balance his sea-borne diet of carbohydrates and protein, which leads him to steal candy bars.
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