| Reviewer: Sarah S. '07 Tony
Miglione is a regular thirteen-year-old boy who lives in New Jersey. One day, Tony’s
Dad comes up with an invention. A big company owner wants to buy the idea. His Dad gets
rich! Tony suddenly goes from an okay area to a rich, glitzy area. Tony never knew life
could change so fast. For starters, there’s Joel, who shoplifts. Then, there’s
Grandma who won’t come down from her bedroom. And there is Tony’s maid, Maxine,
who is bossy and mean. Tony is starting to think about how much better life would be if it
had just stayed the same.
I recommend this book because it is funny and exciting.
Sometimes, it is a little less exciting than other times, but overall, it is a really
great book. I recommend Then Again Maybe I Won’t to people who like to read
realistic fiction.
2/2/00 |
