Title: "Could I interest you in a cup of tea?"
Product review: Richard Russo is quickly becoming my favorite author. "Nobody's Fool" is filled with characters endowed with traits that either made me laugh out loud or cry. Donald Sullivan (Sully) the main character appears to be a disappointment to all but himself. He's lived a lifetime making mistakes and as he gets older he makes it clear, he has absolutely no intention of changing his ways, for anybody. As for his detractors, "I'll grow on 'em." Sully's unpretentious attitudes during his dialogues are hysterically funny. Eventually, the reader realizes Sully is the type of person we all need in our lives, faults and all.
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