“See Daddy, if you think California is far away, what the hell would you do if I moved to Saturn?” She asked. It was such a cute romance story plus the character had an awesome relationship with her dad and things like that are rare to find so it was awesome reading about it. Baum AND Shakespeare in the same place? Hell yes! What’s more to say about this little story other than there’s a character named ‘Balls’ and that’s pretty freaking hilarious. “Off to see the Lizard.” Romeo answered.” (69) I freaking loved that. “Where fort art Dow, coach?” Old man Purdy snickered. “Boring Alice, as locals affectionately nicknamed her.” (62) almost that exact same line was mentioned in the first story as well.
In some parts he was an adult who lacked basic skills like how to swim but could ride horseback straight out of the womb, however, in other parts of this short story, I felt as Tully was a little boy imaging everything, which I think sounds like the better option because being an adult and lacking basic life skills is kind of crazy. It was a good read but it was hard to tell what type of character Tully was. A) as I call him 😉 has one creative mind, but I guess really how could you not when your name is almost the same thing as a place that’s ‘all you can eat?’ I have to talk about each little story in the book separately because they each had their own pros & cons.
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