Review: This book came off as being coarse, perverse, and juvenile.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 31, 2013
With Cerebral Palsy, Bob McDoogal, is a high school misfit.  He's a normal, immature adolescent with a high sex drive in an unfortunate health and home situation.  I have to admit by about page 2, I was going to stop reading.  This book came off as being coarse, perverse, and juvenile.  However, I realized that it wasn't the story or the writing that made it those things.  Rather, it was the character Bob, himself.  He was rough, reckless, and raging with hormones.Of course.He's a teenaged boy.  Aren't they all like that?  The portrayal of Bob is stunningly accurate in that respect (well, at least of what 16 year old boys are like in my head).  It was such an "aha" moment for me that it's what made me continue reading.The story follows Bob on his fantastic journey across the universe, fighting evil along with his sidekick, sex kitten of a girlfriend who's always at the ready.  So, if you like mad scientists, aliens, superpowers, and sex, you'll probably like this book.  You should be aware that this book contains graphic situations sprinkled with sailor-like language. If that offends you, then don't read this book.Disclaimer: All books reviewed by me have been received via purchase, lending, or given to me by an author or publisher for the purposes of an honest review. No reviews are purchased. They are my own opinion.