Fielding Bliss is a novel written by G. Neri that explores the life of a young boy named Fielding who navigates the challenges of adolescence. Set in a small town, the story delves into themes of friendship, family, and the quest for identity. Fielding's experiences reflect the struggles many face during their formative years. The narrative is enriched by the backdrop of American culture in the 1980s, providing a vivid context for the characters' interactions. Through Fielding's journey, readers gain insight into the complexities of growing up, making the book relatable and engaging for a wide audience.