My most recent picture book is Attack of the Giant Baby, illustrated by Bruce Ingman, the only book I've written but not illustrated. this explains so much of how lucas was acting at the beginning of season 4 and it's so lazy and cowardly of them not to explore the racism lucas is facing on the screen, and instead putting it in a book 60% of the fans will not read.

I think it's fitting that his book is set in the immediate follow up to season 4, because Caleb McLaughlin was a stand out on the show this past year. The only time I ever see Lucas get any large amount of attention is either due to 1) Lumax (but let’s be honest: 90% of the lumax tag on here isn’t even about them and has now become Elumax 2.

I use two variants other than the basic upright version - Firstly, the F-fly or caddis style, in a 18 or 16, with the two or three plume tips are tied flat over the back, and the heron herl is replaced by dubbed hare (or possum) fur. Dive into this revealing portrait of Stranger Things fan favorite Lucas Sinclair and get to know Lucas like never before. They are consistently finer, with geometries and finishes that make them ideal for all areas of fly fishing. I'm glad we got to see more of his story here beginning with the the start of the school year right up through helping to save Max with Running Up That Hill at the cemetery. As soon as I started the book, I immediately checked to see if he was a black man because I think that’s important and part of the reason why I think Lucas suffers on the show.

He begins to see himself and his life differently, and he learns things that he might not have learned from his parents and things his friends wouldn’t understand because of course they wouldn’t.Lucas on the Line fills in all the great moments where the character is out of the picture during Season 4.