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My Friend Sam

Charles A Reap Jr

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 07375688

Publishers iUniverse, June 2007

Hank Rogers is delighted when his intelligent yet narcissistic friend, Sam Thompson, buys the huge,... Full description

Libristo code: 07375688

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5 451 Ft

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Hank Rogers is delighted when his intelligent yet narcissistic friend, Sam Thompson, buys the huge, old mansion next door that's been vacant for fifteen years. Hank's wife, Bobbie, and the small North Carolina town's proud Preservation Society, are confident that Sam will restore the house to its original glory. But Sam has his own ideas-about home renovation and life in general-that prove to be humorous and bizarre all at the same time. Although Hank often has great doubts about Sam's numerous quirky and poorly thought-out schemes being properly completed, he helps when asked. Having substituted Sam to fill the void left by his deceased father and older brother, Hank feels an internalized need to have Sam as his "best friend." Yet, he is bothered that Sam does not treat him like an adult and frequently ignores Hank's suggestions. Bobbie sees her husband catering to Sam's desires and openly voices her concerns, but Hank feels the need to keep Sam as his best buddy. After years of taking advantage of Hank, Sam may have to learn to recognize Hank as an equal.