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Review title: A bit dry, but pleasant enough.
Product review: Though I would not race right out and buy this book, perhaps you could borrow it, as it IS an easy-paced, well-written story. Lou and Oz are orphaned at ages 12 and 8, their father has died in a car wreck, their mother is hopelessly comatose. They have no family except a great grandmother, Lou's namesake, living in the Appalachian Mountains. She is thrilled to take them in, but Lou and Oz must adapt from a New York City lifestyle to that of mountain folk, whose chores are endless, and where nothing you need is ever store-bought. Lou harbors a deep resentment of her comatose mother, blames her, in fact, for her father's death, whereas 8 year old Oz adores his mother, and believes with childlike faith that with enough attention and love, his mother will get better. There are a couple of side conflicts to entertain you, but not much excitement. Even if it doesn't keep you up at night, it will occupy a few lazy summer afternoons.
