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Who is Tom Ditto? is one of those gems you find tucked in the corner of a bookstore and then end up cherishing the novel. It’s classified as a humor fiction novel and it lives up to expectation. Here’s more:
Tom,
I have not left you. But I am gone.
Please carry on as normal.
Love always,
Hayley
Has Hayley gone or hasn’t she? Is she coming back? If she has gone, but is coming back, when is she coming back? And what is he supposed to bloody do in the meantime?
And what if she’s never coming back??
Trying to work out what’s happening to his confusing life, Tom tries to track Hayley down. In doing so, he stumbles across a strange and eccentric group of people with an irregular and highly-addictive hobby.
Next, he’s being followed, but he’s not sure by whom. And then he also almost loses his job at the radio station in the now infamous ‘Jam Nazi’ episode, which of course, you know about.
Above all, Tom is trying to work out who everyone is.
Because who is Hayley? Who is this new girl following him around the supermarket?
And who, for that matter, is TOM DITTO?
A very particular story written by Danny Wallace in which Tom’s girlfriend has left a letter explaining that she’s gone but has not left him. Tom begins to unexpectedly search for answers to questions that are not yet clear. The book takes on important issues such as depression and the explanation of an unusual addiction. In short, it is a very good book to clear the monotony. It’s fun, ridiculously funny, and moving.
—Paola Coral, 17
Will you unravel what’s really going on? Or will you be just as confused as the 30-year-old Tom Ditto? Let us know! You can purchase this book via Amazon.