At the beginning of the book, you will be a little bit confused, since there are strings of conversation that the author uses without indicating whether they are conversations or not. This book not only shows the author natural talent but also cements the authors place as a promising and rising star in the writing business. He decides to protect the evangelist’s daughter from anyone who may try to harm her.Ī majority of readers who had the priviledge of reading the book were completely astounded by the fact that such a unique and profound book could be an author’s debut novel. This move in turn changes everything he stood for.
After tracking her down, Spaderman knowingly breaks his own rules by getting to know her, up close and personal. But everything turns upside down after he receives the name of the daughter of a well-known evangelist. In this book, Spaderman refers to himself as the garbage man meaning he is willing to clear up people’s messes at a certain price.Īs a cleaner, Spaderman does not want to be associated with this kind of job, hence he does ask for the clients name or detailed information. Spaderman has always had a normal life, a wife and a job as a garbage man before the entire world turned upside down after a bomb explosion in New York City. The main character in this installment is Spaderman. From a reader’s perspective, such books rarely appear and readers who have the privilege to read such books are changed forever. Shovel Ready is a type of novel which defies genres and crushes labels. For any author, this is a dream come true and from the look of things, Adam has indeed defied the odds.
Currently, plans are underway to adopt the book into a movie, and the critically acclaimed actor, Denzel Washington has been chosen to play the anti-hero Spaderman. Shovel Ready has received mostly positive reviews and Adam Sternbergh has been commended for his excellent work. He currently has two books in his name, Shovel Ready and Near Enemy. Apart from being an author, Adam Sternbergh is also the culture editor for the New York Times magazine.
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