This book is a real gift: the format and colors are beautiful, like the illustrations inside (yes, a graphic novel, as before). And when you start reading it turns out to be a reading as fun as endearing. But what a great pity that the impression given by the principle can not be maintained until the last page.
is a light and enjoyable read written in a conversational style and straightforward. A story told that written in first person by a teenager who uses his protagonist everyday language to tell the three days of celebrations of the town in which he finally managed to be nothing less than a man. The problem is that all this light is not sufficient to sustain an entire book, the bittersweet substantial principle be becoming more and more syrupy as the narrative progresses and both the story and the characters are missing body in order to achieve full work, just staying in the anecdotal account of some events.
Nevertheless, a very pleasant book to read, entertaining and well written, and by its binding and their careful typeface legible nice and make it a perfect gift for anyone. For me it has been without a doubt.
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