
Carl Hiassen's books always seems to seethe with anger about the stupidness of people and the unthinking (or sometimes thinking) cruelty to animals and the planet we are all living in and Scat is no different. However he also infuses his books with hope - that for every selfish eejit there is more people who care and who are prepared to help each other and others. Nick is a brilliant example of that, a ordinary boy who just happens to have it in his power to save an noble animal. Very enjoyable book
"The day before Mrs Starch vanished, her biology students trudged silently, as always, in the classroom. Their expressions reflected the usual mix of dread and melancholy, for Mrs Starch was the most feared teacher at the Truman School.
When the bell rang, she unfolded stiffly, like a crane, and rose to her full height of nearly six feet. In one hand she twirled a sharpened pencil, a sure sign of trouble to come."
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