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  By Kyle Beckhorn - January 28, 2019 6:31 pm Log in to Reply

  Freaky book.
  Follow the perspective of “OPERATIVE ME”, a terrorist from some new totalitarian state that idolises basically all leaders that have shown hostile force against The United States…

  “Operative me” is a foreign exchange student, with the mission of executing “OPERATION HAVOC”. He is nicknamed Pygmy, because his American host family and peers view him as a small, dumb, poor little creature that just needs a little American culture and Christian faith.
  Those are the ingredients to prosperity and happiness, right?

  The host family is wonderfully dysfunctional, with a father who does top-secret government work, a mother who is always stealing batteries from her kids to power up and test drive the newest vibrators on the market. Then their 2 children, who routinely “Roofy” their parents in order to steal the family car, stay out late, or otherwise break the house rules.

  There was a violent scene early on in the book that almost made me return it, but if you can get past that, its pretty good. Written in a disjointed style, like nothing I’ve ever read before.