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Title: In The belly Of The Beast
Review: F. E. Mazur's new novel resonates with anyone who has seen or experienced the inner workings of rural public education. As a teacher myself, I found Spine to be eerily more fact than fiction as this page-turner mystery unfolds. Mazur, a former teacher himself, quickly dispatches the near mythical characterization of teachers as a kind of 'Mother Theresa in Drag,' whose drab lives are sustained only by the 'needs and wants of their students.'Spine engages the reader in a desperate struggle against an adolescent evil - an evil that must be countered in kind by "real world" educators. These teachers are not "Mr. Kotter" or "Mr. Rogers" knock-offs. These teachers are more like those in your own school district than you may ever know. Simply put, if you're not ready for the truth, maybe you're not ready for Spine.May I suggest a good book on say, rubber stamping?
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