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    The best laid plans : a novel / Terry Fallis.
    by Fallis, Terry.
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    iUniverse, c2007.
    Call #:FICTION FAL
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  • Friendship -- Fiction.
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  • Male friendship -- Fiction.
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  • Ontario -- Fiction.
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  • Canada reads ; 2011.
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    ISBN: 
    9780771047589 (Emblem trade pbk.)
    9780595428724 (trade pbk.)
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    257 p. ; 23 cm.
    Summary: 
    "Thirty-something Daniel Addison is jaded and burned out from his Parliament Hill job as a speech writer for the Liberal Leader of the Opposition. After a messy breakup with his grilfriend, Daniel is eager to escape the duplicitous world of Canadian politics, so he accepts a faculty position with the University of Ottawa's English Department. He soon moves into a boathouse apartment in nearby Cumberland owned by Angus McLintock, a cranky engineering professor in his sixties who is mourning the recent loss of his wife. Both Angus and Daniel intend to retreat from the world for a while, but fate won't have it. Angus is desperate to avoid teaching English to first-year engineering students yet again. Daniel, as penance for abandoning his party on the eve of an election, must find a Liberal candidate to run in ultra-Conservative Cumberland. In an unlikely alliance, Angus consents to stand as the in-name-only, certain-to-lose Liberal candidate, and Daniel agrees to take Angus's English class. Everything is going according to plan until the voters are suddenly forced to take a closer look at Angus, throwing his certain defeat into doubt. Scrambling to deal with this unexpected development, Angus and Daniel land in the middle of a hilarious political maelstrom that tests not only their friendship but their beliefs in government and democracy."--Back cover.
    Awards: 
    Winner of the Canada Reads Competition, 2011.
    Genre: 
    Political fiction.
    Canadian fiction.
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