Four rambunctious young boys venture into the Maine woods and in sunlight and thunder find life, death, and intimations of their own mortality.
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Posted By: Anonymous - 01/17/2010 - 2:38 PM EST
When I read this book I loved it since the very firts page, I love the characters!! very good book, the movie (which I saw after reading the book) is also good, but the book is much better
Posted By: Anonymous - 01/06/2010 - 1:37 AM EST
When i was twelve my brother was born, a life altering event. Now I am twenty-four and he is twelve and our parents are about to get a divorce, a life altering event. I am the "intelectual," he is the "leader." Its always interesting to hear stories that put me and my brother in the same age group. Ive been watching this movie for ten years, just tonight I saw it from beginning to end for the first time. I look forward to reading the short story. I will recommend that my bro reads it too (he can discover the movie on his own).
Posted By: Marino - 08/27/2009 - 2:32 PM EST
When I saw the movie and in the ending credits i found out about a book i was thrilled i loved the movie and i cant wait to read the book expecting it to be 100 times better =)
Posted By: Siobhan Riley - 08/03/2009 - 12:31 PM EST
Having watched the movie and read the book, I can assure you that you will grow an emotional bond with one of the characters. This book is entertaining to read, for all ages. One of my favourite reads recently.
Posted By: Stephen McCall - 05/31/2009 - 3:39 PM EST
I have seen this movie many times and loved it! The only problem is I want to read the book, but i can't find it anywhere! So will someone please help me!
[You may be looking for the wrong title. This novella is not a stand-alone book; it is part of Different Seasons.]
