wfzimmerman’s review: “I like the Postal Office setting of this book a bit more than the horrendously named Moist Lipwig. I wonder if it was really necessary to bring Moist (!) back for the sequel, MINTING MONEY.
A moving story of the redemptive power of second chances; I believe the message in the context of the book, although in real life a compulsive fabricator like Moist Lipwig would be utterly unlikely to change his ways.”
HarperCollins (2004), Hardcover, 384 pages
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