Norman: Chronicles of a Curiosity Seeker

by Jean Stites

These chronicles tell the incredible story of a mysterious character in fire-red sneakers, ice-blue jeans, a misty-gray T-shirt, and an earthy-green baseball cap—with a peculiar gleam in his eye and a Great Big Secret.... Discovered in the ruins of the home of one Martha Monroe after her sudden disappearance, let the individual reader judge the truth of it.

260 pages, Paperback

First published February 28, 2012

About the author

Jean Stites is a writer and musician from the San Francisco Bay Area who thanks you so very much for reading and wishes you an especially pleasant day.

Reviews

[Jan · Rating 2 out of 5]

I received this book for free in exchange for writing an honest review. I'm sorry I made that agreement because I hate to be negative.

A narrator takes the reader through the story of a young man who meets a mysterious stranger, named Norman at a birthday party. The stranger has the ability to change into anything he wanted to become and took the narrator on various adventures. The kid and the adult narrator asks many questions and Norman seems to delight in frustrating him by not answering him. The book was too long and reading it became tedious.