Reviews for The Man Who Ate the 747
Review - Man Who Ate the 747, The
Amusing, with likeable characters, but rather forgettable.
Reviewed by Roger on 2009-09-26 14:23:21
The Man Who Ate the 747by Ben Sherwood | |
| Category: |
"Fiction - Romance" |
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| Pages: | 258 |
| Year of Publication: | 2000 |
| Date Added: | 09/26/2009 |
| Date Read: | 09/26/2009 |
| Notes: | J.J. Smith is the Keeper of Records for The Book of Records. He travels to Superior, Nebraska to investigate Wally, a man who was attempting to eat an entire 747 to prove his love for Willa Wyatt. Reporters come from all over and the whole country is pulling for Wally. Problem is, Willa doesn't like Wally in that way. In fact, against her will, she finds her self falling for J.J. And vice-versa. But when The Book of Records decides not to list Wally's feat because it's too dangerous, Willa realizes J.J. hasn't been entirely honest. He takes off to other places, but he can't get Willa out of his mind. Meanwhile, Wally, realizing Willa will never love him, lapses into a coma. J.J. goes back to Superior and begins eating the rest of the 747. The whole town joins in and finished off the plane. Wally comes out of his coma and realizes that Willa's friend Rose has loved him all along. They get together, as do Willa and J.J. J.J. stays in Superior and writes a book about people who accomplish great feats that aren't records. |
| My Rating: | 7 |