Written by: Kenneth Kraegel.
First line: Jameson only ever wore green pants.
Why you should read this book: Like many young children Jameson's peculiar insistence on a particular lifestyle choice—in this case, only wearing green pants—is amusing and tolerable to adults, until the day the world can no longer accommodate his eccentricity. When Jameson's cousin decides to marry the most beautiful girl Jameson can imagine, he's thrilled at her request to participate in the wedding, with on hitch: he'll have to wear a black tuxedo. After a crisis of monumental proportions, Jameson finds a way to stay true to himself while conforming to society's standards.
Why you shouldn't read this book: You're in the process of shaming a young child out of any personality quirks that might differentiate them from other humans.
Monday, September 25, 2017
Green Pants
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