Give the Hippo What He Wants (6 page)

*****

Now Available
from Robert T. Jeschonek

A Young Adult Fantasy Novel That Really Rocks!

Being trapped in a book can be a nightmare—just ask Idea Deity. He's convinced that he exists only in the pages of a novel written by a malevolent author . . . and that he will die in Chapter 64. Meanwhile, Reacher Mirage, lead singer of the secret rock band Youforia, can't figure out who's posting information about him and his band online that only
he
should know. Someone seems to be pulling the strings of both teens' lives . . . and they're not too happy about it. With Youforia about to be exposed in a national magazine and Chapter 64 bearing down like a speeding freight train, time is running out. Will Idea and Reacher be able to join forces and take control of their own lives before it's too late?

School of Rock
meets
Alice in Wonderland
in this fast-paced, completely unpredictable novel of alternate realities, time travel, and rock ‘n' roll. If your favorite band does not exist . . . do
you?

"Overall,
My Favorite Band Does Not Exist
is a wacky and enjoyable trip...full of intriguing, imaginative concepts that keep a reader hooked." –Thom Dunn,
The Daily Genoshan

"This first novel has all the look of a cult fave: baffling to many, an anthem for a few, and unlike anything else out there.
"
–
Ian Chipman
,
Booklist
Starred Review

"
Chaos theory meets rock 'n' roll in adult author Jeschonek's ambitious, reality-bending YA debut." "...this proudly surreal piece of metafiction could develop a cult following
..."–
Publishers Weekly

"Reading this reminded me of authors like Terry Prachett and Neil Gaiman…" –
BiblioJunkies

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GIVE THE HIPPO WHAT HE WANTS

Copyright © 2011 by Robert T. Jeschonek

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Cover Art Copyright © 2011 by Ben Baldwin

www.benbaldwin.co.uk

 

Published in June 2011 by Tsetse Press by arrangement with the author. All rights reserved by the author.

This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents either are products of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events or locales or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental.

 

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