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A breezy account of Garrison Keillor's Lake Wobegon experience, dealing with the difficulties of adolescence using his trademark humor and prose.
Helpful Score: 1
If you like the radio show (and the movie) or any of Keillor's work, then this is a muct have.
Enjoyable 6 CD story. Although I am use to the Praire Home Companion stories (Family oriented), this story of a teenage boy's summer in Lake Wobegon was excellent for a long car ride.
Good saga of adventure, and sports, of a person you want to succeed.
Classic Garrison, in my humble oppinion he is the greatest story teller of all time.
In my humble opinion this book is not up to Keillor's usual fare. A little disappointed, but it is an easy read and probably worth the time.
