Foureyes

When Bobby Bowersox is struck with a baseball in right field that seemed to come right out of left field, it is clear that he needs to get glasses. When he gets them he suddenly can see things clearer - from the objects around him through to the glossy pictures of women in swimwear and smiles that previously were a mysterious blur that meant nothing to him. Although reluctant to accept his need for glasses and the context of what he can now see, with careful and loving guidance from his parents Boyd and Paulette, Bobby's world view will change.