Redneck Riviera: Armadillos, Outlaws, and the Demise of an American Dream
by Dennis Covington
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Read in April, 2008
I really liked this book. It was interesting enough that I didn't quit and put it down before the end. Seriously, I drop lots of books after starting them, because I decide they are a waste of time.
The ending isn't all happy and lovely, it's just life. Usually that might bug me in a story (I like everything to wrap up in a happy ending), but this time it didn't. It was more like the journey and experience was the good part, not necessarily where it ended up at the end.
Basically, his dad ...more
The ending isn't all happy and lovely, it's just life. Usually that might bug me in a story (I like everything to wrap up in a happy ending), but this time it didn't. It was more like the journey and experience was the good part, not necessarily where it ended up at the end.
Basically, his dad ...more
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Read in October, 2005
recommends it for:
fans of Southern wierdness
Covington's dad left him a piece of worthless property in Florida. He goes down to check it out and rednecks try to run him off what is legally his. He doesn't give up though, even setting up a trailer on his worthless property and running off the rednecks. My favorite scene in this book is when Covington's daughter wants to take an armadillo back to Birmingham. They try to get on a plane, but the ticket agent won't let the armadillo on the plane, saying they don't allow reptiles. "But ma'a...more
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