Title: Good read for a young adult.
Product review: "Oh, Joy!" is a whimsical novel told through the eyes of Joy, the protagonist of this third novel by Lucy Frank. Joy is a fourteen year old entering high school. The freshman would like to find a boyfriend. She finds it difficult to focus on the school's Match Quiz because she has to give up her room to her great-uncle Max who has moved into her family's cramped New York City apartment with his old, super terrier after he had a stroke. Now Joy and her younger brother Nathan have to share his room along with his pet mice.This all adds to the tensions as one might imagine. Joy has a problem with her life long girlfriend, Maple, when she finds her love interest in Wade. Enter Max, Joy's age, who become close. As Uncle Max said, "A boy named Max couldn't be bad."The story is a quick read. It is probably suited best for teens who can relate to the young characters in the story.
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