Used. Paperback. Tom Robbins packs a peculiar kind of literary punch in this delightfully eccentric novel about a runaway princess and a radical outlaw falling for each other inside a pack of Camel cigarettes. It manages to thoughtfully unpack the eternal tension between social activism and romantic individualism while casually explaining the true purpose of the moon. You will find yourself pondering the precarious plight of redheads alongside international intrigue and pregnant cheerleaders. If you are craving a wildly inventive philosophical romp that refuses to smoke the conventional peace pipe, this one is worth lighting up.