When does the book “Dandelion Wine” by Ray Bradbury start to pick up the tempo and get interesting?

Hunter Turner: When does the book “Dandelion Wine” by Ray Bradbury start to pick up the tempo and get interesting?
I have to read this book for summer work and do a project on it… I tried reading the first couple chapters but it is so boring!!! So i am going to read chapter summaries for the beginning of the book and start reading where it get interesting. So can anyone tell me what chapter the book starts getting good in?

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Answer by Gregor Samsa
Been a while since I read that particular book, but I remember really enjoying the chapter with Lavinia Nebbs and the murderer, The Lonely One. Very suspenseful.

Also, I really recommend that you really work to appreciate the quality of the writing as you read. Bradbury wrote some really amazing sentences in that book. I still remember …”she was cool as mint ice cream…” what a great simile!