Review: Good things come in small packages...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 5, 2014
Some have criticized it as being similar to "Chasing Winter" also by this author but although both books have a theme of changing body size, this book deals with it quite differently.  At first Riley is growing larger as the affect of the flu-shot, and is the center of attention around the office.  Nick Carlyle, increasingly feeling like a shrimp at six feet tall begins to fear for his job and reluctantly takes the new flu-shot too.  I felt so sorry for him as instead of growing he became smaller, over the course of a weekend and continued to shrink.  It was the worst Monday of his life when he had to return to work, an even shorter boss amid his new taller employees.  (I was enthralled with the story at this point...)  But here events unfold and there is a huge surprising turn of events which I totally enjoyed and don't want to give away.  "Chasing Winter"  and "Lone" by this author were also amazing.