Baby Doll (the Book).
Rejoice in the bizarre absurd-realism that is Mike Oppenheim’s second novel!
Why should you read Baby Doll (the Book)?
Because…
“It’s like reading television…fun and relentless and hard to put down.”
Because you seek refuge in concepts and ideas like:
-Time Traveling Hobos that oppose the Illuminati
-Magical Dolls that give humans amazing powers of luck and empathy
-What happens when a man from 1989 is transported into a cave in prehistoric Brazil where he must interact with Albert Einstein and Sigmund Freud in order to assist in foiling an evil politician and self-help author from dominating Earth in the year 2011.
-Because you know that Mike Oppenheim’s mind is a) crazy, b) entertaining, and c) unlike any other you’ve ever encountered.
Here’s what some of the fifteen “sneak preview” critics have said about Baby Doll (the Book):
“I kept laughing hysterically... I would read parts out loud to my husband and I would laugh out loud and he smirked and giggled. So hilarious!”
“The book was upbeat, funny, and kind of wacky. The characters were very unique and a lot of fun to read about. The story was always entertaining and got especially exciting towards the end.”
“[Mike Oppenheim] has such a knack for catching personality in dialogue and for making it come across smoothly and realistic.”
“Simple but evocative.”
“The juxtaposition of famous characters with ‘real’ characters is fascinating and a unique way to view historical figures.”
“I was laughing and squirming the whole time.”
“The characters are brilliantly engaging and endearingly irritating. As the plot spins a web of intrigue, the introspective thoughts and lively banter between characters sustains a reader's interest, and makes for many joyful moments of gleeful page turning.”
“Baby Doll has insight that is funny and sad and true and all that great jazz that is literature!”
“It’s like reading television…fun and relentless and hard to put down.”
