I've Taught Proof to Adolescent Students and I'm a Professor at Princeton University

Pusty is an adolescent I think for the first novel and a half he's really in his teens as far as I can tell so it reverberates with a teenager. After the third page that's why I've always said give it three pages then you realize that you are immersed in a universe that is totally understandable and clear. Pust wanted to be clear he couldn't stand up security because obscurity is really a way of not thinking well enough and he was very well brought up so in many respects I like a response from an adolescent days. The reading of the story itself is always clear and is the same with a teenager a person in his early 20s or 19 or so and in