Driver’s Education: A Novel

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Grant Ginder’s second novel, a sensitively observed story about storytelling ( The New Yorker ), takes readers on a twenty-first century road trip that “should appeal to fans of Junot Diaz and Michael Chabon” ( Booklist ).FINN McPHEE EDITS A REALITY TV SHOW. His father, Colin, is a screenwriter. Both are adept at spinning fictions, a skill passed down to them by McPhee patriarch Alistair, whose wild yarns never failed to capture Finn youthful imagination even as they cast a fragile veil over a past marked by devastating loss, unbearable love, and an incessant longing for a life whose heroic proportions could measure up to the breathtakingly vivid color of Alistair dreams. As Finn embarks on a road trip across America with his best friend, Randal, and a three-legged cat named Mrs. Dalloway in a last-chance bid to make his grandfather dreams come true, he will finally learn that the truth, though not always stranger than fiction, can sometimes make the best story of all.

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