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PRAISE FOR KING DORK
? “Original, heartfelt, and sparkling with wit and intelligence.
This novel will linger long in readers’ memories.”
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? “A biting and witty high-school satire.”—
? “Tom’s narration is piercingly satirical and acidly witty.”
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“A modern and arguably better (yes, I said it) version of the J. D. Salinger staple.”
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“There is a lot to love about this book:
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“I love this book as much as I hated high school, and that’s some of the highest praise I can possibly give.”
—Bookslut.com
“This is the funniest, freshest, most original book of any kind that I have read in a very long time. It’s so damn good that I’m just happy there are people like Frank Portman writing books. Period.”
—Megan McCafferty, author of
“Basically, if you are a human being with even a vague grasp of the English language,
—John Green, author of
“Frank Portman . . . proves to be a born storyteller in this hilarious coming-of-age novel.”
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“Loaded with sharp and offbeat humor.”
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“The author’s biting humor and skillful connection of events will keep pages turning.”
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. . . It’s inventive and sexy, it’s fun to read and provides endless food for thought—everything I want from a book.”
—Melvin Burgess, author of
“Portman . . . scores with a debut novel that’s funny, sharp, and spot-on at portraying a teen who sees musical stardom as more attainable than scoring with a girl.”
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—Ned Vizzini, author of
“Just the thing for those snarky teens.”
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“The ironically self-crowned dork narrator is a terrific guide through the scary world of high school.”
—E! Online
“Channeling the wisdom of a cynical rock sophisticate through the voice of a self-conscious fourteen-year-old misfit, Frank Portman has created a winning post-punk Hardy Boy equal.”
—Ira Robbins, www.TrouserPress.com
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Through Tom, Frank Portman brings to life the realities of high school and a dork’s triumph through sheer personality. His book is more like
—MySpace Books
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