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#316187 in Books Pittman Craig 2016-07-05 2016-07-05Original language:EnglishPDF # 1 9.29 x 1.14 x 6.06l; .0 #File Name: 1250071208336 pagesOh Florida How America s Weirdest State Influences the Rest of the Country
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Florida Like You'e Probably Never Experienced ItBy SeanI've lived in Florida for almost 40 years and I've always known we were weird and yet wonderful at the same time. Reading Oh Florida reminded me of how much I love my home state. Craig is an excellent writer and storyteller and I found that I couldn't put the book down. If you live in Florida; are thinking of moving to Florida; or simply plan to visit us sometime soon; I highly recommend you read this book. It's part history; part tabloid; part travelogue; part memoir; part sociological study; and part comedy. You'll laugh out loud; you'll be shocked; you'll do several Google searches to check facts (they're all true by the way!) and ultimately; if you've never been here; you'll want to hop on the next plane to MCO and spend some time in our great state.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. A Must Read for FloridiansBy CustomerFlorida is indeed a weird state; filled with idiosyncratic places and personalities. Oh; Florida presents the often confounding; perplexing; and sometimes shocking details of the adventure and misadventures of Florida Man and Florida Woman in a vivid and entertaining manner.Pittman helped me understand that the explosive population growth constitutes the basis for many of our problems. As a Maryland resident for much of my adult life; I now can see the differences between Maryland's "Smart Growth" approach and Florida's "Leave No Developer Behind" mantra. The Sunshine State has had "dumb growth" for decades and it's consequences are beginning to become obvious to even the most insensate conservatives.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Should be required reading to live here.By James M. LanahanI am a second generation Floridian with degrees from two of our state universities. I finished the book while on vacation in Islamorada. I still travel the state and am continually amazed at how diverse we are in background and experiences. Pittman touches on a wide variety of Florida fun and not so fun facts. A great historical reference book chock full of tidbits about Florida. I lived next door to one of the featured characters (he taught me how to sail) and roomed with the grandson of another character in the book while in college. The book is a must read for natives and wannabe natives to appreciate our special state.