The fellas start to get homesick. Tom took off to spy on his aunt and found out that their parents think they’re all dead, which is a dream come true for any little boy. After a thunderstorm and a questionable nude scene, they relax with a pipe before the

Boys decide to live like outlaws... then chicken out. I wish I had that option when I bought my new washer/dryer

The boys have basically nothing to talk about from their week off. And the book was painful to finish reading.

Guilt is a powerful force- the same guilt that guides a boy into a world of pain also guides a middle-aged man to wear the same underwear for 4 days.

Racial Stereotypes abound in chapter 9 as ‘Injun Joe’ kills a man. And as Tom and Huck are on the run, they still manages to drop the n-word. And Tom’s fiancé breaks it off.

When the stress of being engaged is too much, Tom turns to pagan rituals and fantasy.

Tom knows how to hit on a woman- and he gets engaged.

Book Boys review 'Eclipse' by Stephenie Meyer chapters 10 - 18