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Life in a Supermarket Basket

by Michael Evanichko

Publisher: Independently Published

Year of Publication: 2022

Book type: Novel

Age: Adult

Genre: Contemporary

Sub Genre: Coming of Age

Language: English

Key Phrases: Coming of Age · Family Drama · family secrets · Favorite grocery items · Man’s best friend · Near death experience · Quirky comedy · Relationship drama · spiritual journey · Visiting the afterlife

Editor: Denna Holm/Myself

Cover Designer/Artist: Thomas Gaadt

Illustrator: Thomas Gaadt

Trigger Warnings: Suicide, self-harm

“A puzzle that comes together piece by piece, Life in a Supermarket Basket lived up to its excellent description. I would recommend this novel to anyone who wants a witty read that wraps up eloquently. No ends are left untied and it may just give readers their own grocery store epiphanies.”

– Long and Short Reviews

Damaged shopping carts and demo ladies aren’t the only dangers lurking at the supermarket.

Vincent survived the ten-items-or-less lane at his favorite grocer with more than ten items only to get flattened by a car in the parking lot. As his body laid on the asphalt, his soul rose above, accompanied by all of his supermarket items, each item triggering an embarrassing memory from his downtrodden life.

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