Start with Granddaddy Jake Santee, a cantankerous, ninety-nine-year-old coot with a taste for gambling and whiskey; add in Tiny, his gentle giant of an adopted grandson, whose passion for building well-crafted fences on land with no livestock borders on obsessive; then add Fup, a twenty-pound mallard with an iron will and a fondness for hooch and romantic movies.
So, get on with your getting and read Fup --it\'s all it\'s quacked up to be.
It\'s interesting to wonder on them and do some speculation, but the main thing is you have to accept it--take it for what it is, and get on with your getting.
As Granddaddy Jake says: &ldqou
It just ain\'t possible to explain some things, maybe even most things.
Fup is a contemporary fable that inspires an evangelical fervor in all who read it.
First published in 1983, this hilarious, heartwarming, magical tale has sold over 100,000 copies since its debut.
What do you get? You get Fup--a wildly eccentric modern classic that invites you to sit a spell and wet your whistle while it regales you with tales of teaching Fup to fly, the Sunday morning pig hunt, and the Great Checker Showdown of \'78.
Start with Granddaddy Jake Santee, a cantankerous, ninety-nine-year-old coot with a taste for gambling and whiskey; add in Tiny, his gentle giant of an adopted grandson, whose passion for building well-crafted fences on land with no livestock borders on obsessive; then add Fup, a twenty-pound mallard with an iron will and a fondness for hooch and romantic movies
