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“Mark Sanderlin energetically introduces twelve-year-old Oscar…Sanderlin’s accents and nostalgic tone create a listening masterpiece. Winner of the Earphones Award.”

Kirkus Audiobook Reviews


Winner of the Earphones Award for Narration

An Amazon Editors' Pick of Best Books of 2025

An Evanston IL Public Library Best Books of the Year Pick

From the New York Times bestselling author of The Remarkable Journey of Coyote Sunrise comes a new heartfelt and hilarious middle-grade joy ride full of friendship and adventure.

When twelve-year-old Oscar Aberdeen decided he would do anything to save the only home he has ever known, he didn't realize that "anything" would include theft, trespassing, gambling, a broken nose, grand-theft auto, a federal prison, and a police chase. He had no idea it would be so dangerous-or so fun.

Oscar Aberdeen is a bit of an oddball. He's an ace at playing bridge, loves Frank Sinatra, and attends a whole lot of funerals. He is also the youngest resident of the Sunny Days retirement home by more than a half-century-and he wouldn't have it any other way. So when his grandpa is suddenly served an eviction notice that threatens their place at Sunny Days, he needs to find some cash-fast.

Enter Jimmy Deluca, a shady elderly man with a reputation for being bad news, who makes Oscar an offer he can't refuse. He's got the drop on riches hidden away on the "outside," and he will share the loot with Oscar on one condition: that he bust him out of Sunny Days.

In this humdinger of an adventure, the ultimate odd couple, along with an uninvited stowaway, go from high-stakes escape to rollicking escapade as they search for the secret stash-and forge an unlikely friendship along the way.

Will Oscar succeed in saving the only home he has ever known? Or will he have to fuggedaboutit and return a failure?

A Macmillan Audio production from Henry Holt & Company