This one stirred my waters. It rattled my tree and wibbled my wibbly thing. I almost had flashbacks! It starts in a normal Strouty sort of way with nice conversations and people reminiscing about times past, but before I had time to get too settled, along came a teenager who, in the way that only teenagers seem to be able to do, did something so mindlessly stupid that everyone in the family got caught up in the fall-out. If you have not had occasion to try raising a teenager, you may not realise that they have a lot in common with unexploded bombs. You think you know what you are doing as you navigate them towards the relative safety of adulthood (I mean, you know you need to try and keep them at a constant temperature and not hit them with heavy objects), but sometimes one of them will just blow! If you are lucky it will just be the family car they take out, but they have potential for a lot of collateral damage. After the boy in the book has ca...