Hullabaloo in the guava orchard Book

I try my best to respond to the text and not to other readers here, but really negative reviewers? REALLY!? The book is called Hullabaloo in the Guava Orchard. Not since Breakin' II: Electric Boogaloo has a work so clearly announced itself as ridiculous. Did you read the back cover? The one that says plainly that this is the tale of a life-long loser who climbs a tree to escape the bastards only to be mistaken for a holy man which is all well and good until the drunken monkeys show up? No, really--the monkeys are paste-eating drunk. Truly. And you picked this book up thinking just perhps it was your cup o' tea, Satre lover? C'mon negative reviewer: you're not fooling anyone here. No one but a blue-blooded ass-clown would pick this book up without knowing exactly what it is. And, for what it is, it's pretty fantastic. I mean sure, there's nearly enough here--the outsider story, the satire of small-town life and politics, the failed hero's journey--to make this a teachable book, but it is from start to finish the delightfully ridiculous book it over-and-over announces itself to be. So if you read this and didn't like it, that's your bad. Don't go sand-bagging a delightful book because you don't like fables or magical realism or drunken monkeys. Don't walk into a shot bar with a neon sign that reads "Tooters for Hooters" expecting a craft brew, ya ridiculous drunken monkey, you.