Title: Realistic Childhood?
Product review: Between the Lady's ability to perform random acts of magic, the man at the bottom of Saxon's Lake, and Cory's constant run-ins with trouble, anyone reading this book will be thoroughly entertained. Although this book is mainly surface plot, McCammon will shock the reader every now and then with surprising depth. Boy's Life reminded me of the type of childhood filled with excitement that people dream about, but do not really have. As Cory also faces problems with his parents, his dog, and stage fright, McCammon's Boy's Life becomes more realistic. Perhaps I loved this book because of the fact that it took me back to the days of slumber parties and riding bikes (ordinary ones, not like Cory's Rocket), or maybe I just needed a good reminder of what it is like to really have fun.
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