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Reviewed by Stephen Christopher for Readers' Favorite
Fresh out of college in Greenville, Illinois, with an associate’s degree, wannabe journalist Avice C. Moor moves to Gamber, Florida to take a job as the Gardening & Entertainment reporter for the Gamber Herald Times. There’s not a lot going on in Gamber but Avice is determined to make a name for herself. She does this by focusing on Gamber’s most exclusive recluse, Grizzly Gus. Gus has failed at many things in his life. However, he excels at telling stories and does this at the local General Store and the McKitrick Elementary School in nearby Lutz. Somehow these stories, when reinterpreted by Avice C. Moor, end up increasing the newspaper’s readership. Avice is so enamored with Gus and his stories that she decided to publish The Life and Times of Grizzly Gus. Fact or fiction? You’ll need to read the book to find out.
If you’re looking for a book that will make you laugh out loud, The Life and Times of Grizzly Gus by Avice C. Moor certainly ticks all the boxes. The fact that a novice newspaper reporter can make a local hero out of someone not nearly as interesting as they’re portrayed makes for excellent comedy fodder. What I appreciate the most about the character of Gus is that he has no filter; he says whatever is on his mind—the way we all wish we could if the world wasn’t so p.c. Warning, don’t read this book while taking public transport as people will stare at you when you constantly burst out laughing. The Life and Times of Grizzly Gus is satire at its highest level, and anybody needing a good chuckle will find it here. I loved the book and found it extremely entertaining.