What a delightful exploration of the mysteries of small town legends, complete with busy-body social workers, self-important local cops and devoted pigs who just happen to be a damn sight smarter than most of the two-footed variety of animals you can observe from the bench in front of the Royal Bank! Fortunately, I still have a few years to get my driving up to the Old Boys' Code, and to find that elusive whatever that will qualify me as Old.
Leacock and Donald Jack finally have company.

I have to admit, this is one of the best books I've read in a long time... The characters are so hilarious and yet so genuine. You can't help but begin to put faces to them of people you know in your own life... It's a very hard book to put down and yet a perfect read for the chronic bookworm like myself, yet an easy to follow, enjoyable read for the people out there that only like to pick up a book from time to time...

Keep up the good work Mr. Britt, I can't wait to get a hold of your next book...

I loved the book John. Keep it up.

First of all, if you are from a small town, lived in a small town at one point in your life, or drove through a small town at any speed approximating the limit you should read this book. It is not so much a story book, or a book of philosophical meanderings put together in a cogent sentence structure, as a survival guide to rural towns everywhere. Also if you are old, or plan on being old at some point in the future, or know someone who is old; this book will be an invaluable resource. It is a deep look into the psudo-psychology of the aging mind. Which is to say... all of our minds. If you are irritable, cranky, or cantankerous, this book will give you new ways to express those valuable emotions. If you seek enlightenment.... this will help you practice reading. In fact, the only reason you should not read this book is if you could not read my review. The very fact that I have not mentioned anything about the book actually speaks volumes of what this book is about... now... if you are confused.. I am sure you would be less so if you actually got the book and read it.