As MUNMUN opens, young Warner is desperate to have his fragile family "scale up" and stop being the size of rats. After attempting to rescue his sister, Prayer, from a sexual assault, Warner spends a harsh year in jail, before being rescued by a family of philanthropists. They give him the opportunity to pursue an education, but Warner never seems to manage moving ahead. Able to enter other people's dreams, he develops a plan to overturn the system that keeps him and those he loves small, frightened, and powerless. With the help of his sister, and her "bodyguard," they manage to get rich AND big, and deliver a message that changes the way many people think.
Mun mun is a great book, clashing with ideas of capitalism and status, and shows how fragile the boundaries of society can be.
Mun mun is a great book, clashing with ideas of capitalism and status, and shows how fragile the boundaries of society can be.