Snarkout Boys and Baconburg Horror by Daniel…

Snarkout Boys and Baconburg Horror (1984)

by Daniel M. Pinkwater

Series: The Snarkout Boys (book 2)

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Pinkwater is the master of the wacky weird. Movie palaces, werewolves, donuts, beatniks and a chicken man all feature in this hilarious tale of two boys and their dangerous hobby of sneaking out (snarking out) of the house in the middle of the night to see movies. I can't believe this book is out-of-print. It just ain't right. (

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