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Skink: No Surrender

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  • Carl Hiaasen, 2024
    Carl Hiaasen
    / Novels

    Skink: No Surrender (2014) was a National Book Award Longlist Selection for Young People’s Literature. The book features one of Hiaasen’s most well-known fictional characters: Skink, a “totally unhinged, roadkill-eating ex-governor” of Florida who abruptly left office and became a renegade environmentalist. The character has…

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    Skink: No Surrender (2014) was a National Book Award Longlist Selection for Young People’s Literature. The book features one of Hiaasen’s most well-known fictional characters: Skink, a “totally unhinged, roadkill-eating ex-governor” of Florida who abruptly left office and became a renegade environmentalist. The character has…

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