Title: Rascal
Product review: I read this book in about 3 days, and that was even easy. It was a really good book and I really enjoyed it. But what made it good wasn't the suspense, or drama, like most books. It was the relationship that the boy and his new found best friend, Rascal the raccoon, have throughout the story. A raccoon isn't normally the first animal you'd think of for a nice cuddly pet, but Sterling isn't your normal boy either. He had skunks, woodchucks, a crow named Poe, and several cats, not to mention a half finished 18 foot canoe sitting in the middle of his living room. So Rascal was easily looked at as part of the family. It's really neat how much Sterling loves Rascal, especially when Rascal starts to get into trouble with the neighbors and costs Sterling all of the money he has saved, to finish his canoe, for repair costs. I think that if you read it, you will enjoy it too.
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