After spending the day fishing in the Gulf of Mexico with Grandfather, eight-year-old Thomas has a quiet evening on the porch hearing more about his African heritage
Mary Stolz was a noted author for children and adolescents whose novels earned critical praise for the seriousness with which they took the problems of young people. Two of her books ''Belling the Tiger'' (1961) and ''The Noonday Friends'' (1965), were named Newbery Honor books by the ALA but it was her novels for young adults that combined romance with realistic situations that won devotion from her fans. Young men often created more problems and did not always provide happy ever after endings. Her heroines had to cope with complex situations and learn how to take action whether it was working as nurses (The Organdy Cupcakes), living in a housing project (Ready or Not), or escaping from being a social misfit by working for the summer as a waitress (The Sea Gulls Woke Me).
A summer day in the life of a boy and his grandfather--the same pair from "A Storm in the Night." As with the other book, there isn't really a problem or issue that needs to be solved, these characters are simply presented in a situation and shown how they go about their day. They are deeply characterized, and the atmosphere and mood are very good.
I liked this book. Thomas is the main character. They went fishing and then they came home and were playing the game go fish. His grandpa said, "go fish" and Thomas yelled "we alreday did go fish!" They all started laughing. That was my favorite part.
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i just read go fish it is a funny book it is about this kid thomas and he is at his grandpas an they a do a lot of this that have to do with fish like they go fishing and they pay a game of go fish.