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The Way We Thunk is the much-anticipated follow-up to the 2018 bestseller Meeting Mungo Thunk — a novel that's attracted many thousands of loyal fans and five-star reviews. Now, Mungo Thunk is back, and he's quirkier than ever...
They say that pessimists are rarely disappointed, and that’s a view Jake Mason wholeheartedly embraces. Therefore, it comes as no great surprise when misfortune visits him three times in just a few months, leaving Jake at his lowest-ever ebb.
As his pessimism takes hold, Jake concludes that he’s failed miserably at life. He then finds himself alone on a railway bridge late one evening and, for a moment, considers an unthinkable solution to his problems. He’s still weighing up the pros and cons of that solution when a random stranger happens to pass by.
That stranger introduces himself as Mungo Thunk, and, noting Jake’s solemn mood, the odd little man suggests he might be able to help, being he’s an expert on fixing broken minds.
From that moment onwards, Jake becomes a reluctant passenger on a journey that won’t just change his thinking but his entire life.
Only time will tell if it’s for the better or, the worse.
“A feast of gasps, laughs and much peculiarity.” — Jodie O'Neil
"I REALLY need to spend a week with Mungo Thunk." — Richard Clarke
"A tale that's as moreish as it is unpredictable. Superb!" — Kate Meadows
Genre: Romance
They say that pessimists are rarely disappointed, and that’s a view Jake Mason wholeheartedly embraces. Therefore, it comes as no great surprise when misfortune visits him three times in just a few months, leaving Jake at his lowest-ever ebb.
As his pessimism takes hold, Jake concludes that he’s failed miserably at life. He then finds himself alone on a railway bridge late one evening and, for a moment, considers an unthinkable solution to his problems. He’s still weighing up the pros and cons of that solution when a random stranger happens to pass by.
That stranger introduces himself as Mungo Thunk, and, noting Jake’s solemn mood, the odd little man suggests he might be able to help, being he’s an expert on fixing broken minds.
From that moment onwards, Jake becomes a reluctant passenger on a journey that won’t just change his thinking but his entire life.
Only time will tell if it’s for the better or, the worse.
“A feast of gasps, laughs and much peculiarity.” — Jodie O'Neil
"I REALLY need to spend a week with Mungo Thunk." — Richard Clarke
"A tale that's as moreish as it is unpredictable. Superb!" — Kate Meadows
Genre: Romance
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