If half those newcomers buy the book every year, it will become a Maine best seller. The answer to Question One is best left to the distribution experts at Down East Books. No, they won't be lost, but if they have the book in hand, they'll be better off than they would be without it. Surely Angus will like Moving to Maine, as will every Chamber of Commerce in the state. It is upbeat throughout.
Maine is marvelous.
Oh, there's a line about the apparent prevalence of domestic abuse, and another about the lopsided percentage of teenage smokers. But hey, this is a sentence here and a sentence there among more than 200 pages of enthusiasm. The Beans of Egypt, Maine would never recognize the state that's profiled here. Of course you do. Of course you do.