Listened to the audiobook, wondering why they were sensor ing the author's colorful language with "bleepin"
When the character describes why he says "bleepin" (to avoid putting money in the swear jar), I mentally commended Hiassen for keeping the language true to life while still YA appropriate.
This book followed form with his others, naturalism and it's danger from the outside world. Not quite as humorous as his other books, but maybe that's the difference between reading my interpretation and listening to "Dawson's" version.