Carl Hiaasen
Hardcover
Ann DeLusia, the secret body-double of self-destructive starlet Cherry Pye, is mistakenly kidnapped by an obsessed paparazzo in this hilarious look at life in the celebrity fast lane. This is Hiaasen at his madcap best.
Hardcover
The author of the Newbery Honor Award novel Hoot takes us back to the bog for an exciting eco-mystery! Ages 9-12.
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CARL HIAASEN
Born and raised in Florida, Carl Hiaasen published his first solo novel, Tourist Season, in 1986. GQ magazine called it “one of the 10 best destination reads of all time,” though it failed to frighten a single tourist away from Florida, as Hiaasen had hoped it might. Since then, he has published a wide array of novels, from the hilariously warped Skinny Dip to the young adult book Hoot, which won the Newbery Honor and was made into a motion picture directed by Wil Shriner. All told, Hiaasen’s books have been published in 33 languages, which is 32 more than he is able to read or write.
