Lost Boys by Orson Scott Card

The provided excerpts, apparently from Orson Scott Card's work "Lost Boys," primarily detail the tumultuous life of the Fletcher family—Step, DeAnne, and their children, Stevie, Robbie, Betsy, and the newborn Zap—after relocating to Steuben, North Carolina. The narrative explores Step's dissatisfaction with his career as a manual writer for a software company, a significant step down from his earlier success as a game designer, and his ongoing tension with his supervisor, Dicky. A major theme is the family's struggle, particularly DeAnne's efforts, to address their eldest son Stevie's behavioral issues, which stem from his difficulty adjusting to the move, bullying at school, and the existence of imaginary friends later revealed to be the ghosts of missing boys whose bodies were hidden nearby.

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