The Paper Man

by Michael Frederick

"Floyd Harvey Deason is a second-generation paper man, trained by his father to sell toilet paper by any means possible ... Floyd is the rough salesman who can roll into town ... and punish his customers with brutal sales tactics and unscrupulous tricks of the trade ... Harvey is his softer side --the one who entertains his customers and loves his dog, his music, and the 'young girl' ... who ... cast a spell that would one day lead to the most incredible breakdown dead ahead."--P. [4] of cover.

Genres: Fiction

310 pages, Unknown Binding

First published January 1, 1999

Reviews

[Janice Murray · Rating 4 out of 5]

I read this book a few years ago and find now that I often think about the characters. I liked reading this book and since I keep going back to the characters in my mind I am really looking forward to reading it again. For some reason it is lingering with me and I am very happy about it.

[Kameron Evans · Rating 5 out of 5]

It's an incredible love story filled with betrayal, loss, growing up, and all aspects of human life. However, the biggest part of this good that piques my interest is the naming of the characters. They act as if they have two separate minds in them, which for most people is actually true. I love the psychology of the left and right mind that separates us between emotion and logic. These studies show just how unique the human mind is, and the capabilities we have with it. Other than that, I enjoyed the explosions, dogs, and jokes they made along the way.

[Celine Koppelmann · Rating 1 out of 5]

They make it out to be a love story, and it is in a sense. But the story starts when he's 20 and she's 9. That's just a pedophile. Especially when they continue to emphasize the age difference for the rest of the book. They lie to each other, keep secrets, and manipulate each other. I would not consider this to be a love anyone should look up to or romanticize over.

[Monica · Rating 4 out of 5]

I came across this book by accident and thought oh I'll give it ... So glad I did. Wonderfully written & kept me on edge. Not prepared for it to be so well done. I will be looking up other books.

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