Buddha Da by Anne Donovan

I just had that rarest of experiences - I read an entire novel in an afternoon, and loved it. Anyone else read this? It's written in the Scottish vernacular and immensely readable. It's about a working-class family living in Glasgow; the Dad gets into Buddhism and manages to alienate his entire family. It manages to combine moments of high farce - three Buddhist priests being whisked to a flat in a rough area to tell a new mother her child is the reincarnation of a Tibetan lama - with really touching asides on everyday life.
I heartily recommend it - it's due out in paperback and thought-provoking without being wanky.