Title: The life of an old man, in it's simplest form..observance.
Product review: Frank Turner Hollon has created a book full of rich and vivid characters. He introduces each at just the right moment. From his dying grandmother to his dying best friend, each has a deep and profound affect on both the old man and the reader. Just as in life, Mr. Hollon takes us through a variety of emotions, including complacency.This is neither a happy book nor a sad book. It is simply a book about life. And maybe a little too lifelike. It forces the reader to think about the part of life that most of us don't want to think about at all. The part that is near the end.The Pains of April is very well written and holds the readers attention through to the end. Both it's humorous and sad situations left me with the feeling that I had been, or could imagine myself being, in just that type of situation. Excellent!
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