reading (Wobegon Boy)

I finished Wobegon Boy last night. It's the first Garrison Keillor book I've read. It was an easy mostly fun read. Parts of the early section feel like an extended "Prairie Home Companion" monologue, a collection of one and two line jokes strung together. Later he settles into to paragraphs. In this book you see stories that have been featured in his monologues from different angles. Something that was told in depth on the radio might end up getting referred to or seen in the background.

Not awesome, but funny in parts and an easy way to pass the time.

57. Garrison Keillor Wobegon Boy