Title: Of a time that once was.
Product review: "Boy's Life", by Robert McCammon serves as a reminder of a different time in America. The place is the small, fictional, town of Zephyr, Alabama, where the story's protagonist Cory Mackenson lives with his family, his friends and his adventures. It's where magic exists within a young mind, alongside commonplace events that we all surely remember or, at least, should or wish we did. I had gotten down to the bottom of unread books in my library and briefly thought I might just skip over this one, however, the first chapter dispelled such thoughts and drew me in completely. There were many moments I found myself laughing aloud and others that evoked concern and ultimately tears. This is a book that will pass the test of time and one I've already passed on to loved ones. It is that good.
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