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Title: Another Solid Outing By Keillor
Review: Reading a Garrison Keillor book (except for the bizzare Book of Guys) is like laying on a couch next to a fire under a comforter while the rain falls outside. Wobegon Boy continues the Keillor streak of writing "comfortable" literature. The characters are solidly defined, the dialogue is witty, and the situations that arise in the book are sharply told.There aren't any surprises in Wobegon Boy. The subject is one that Keillor has visited many times. But, then again, one doesn't buy a Garrison Keillor book to be surprised. One gets his books to rekindle the feelings of home and family that one possesses (or wishes they possessed) in their minds. And Wobegon Boy is more than adequate to meeting this task.
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