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Skipping Christmas

Grisham, John
A middle class couple decide they could without the expense and hassle of Christmas this year.

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2/2003

The Brethren

Grisham, John
Three white-coller criminals in prison run a scam. Too bad they get away with it.

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5/2001

The Chamber

Grisham, John
Grandson shows up to defend his Klan killer grandfather.

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12/2000

The Confession

Grisham, John
A Lutheran minister has to deal with the confession of murderer who wants to stop the execution of a innocent man. Read it straight through.

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9/2011

The Partner

Grisham, John
A dead guy (lawyer) steals 90 mil and people are torqued!

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5/2000

The Rainmaker

Grisham, John
Law student Rudy Baylor helps some senior citizens and discovers an enormous insurance company fraud.

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5/2000

The Rooster Bar

Grisham, John
I read this in two sittings, no problem. Nothing new, just a nicely written lawyer (well, maybe not so much lawyer...) story. Very enjoyable, and I had fun looking up places in Senegal, too.

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3/2018

The Runaway Jury

Grisham, John
Juror Nicholas Easter seems to be manipulating the jury in a landmark cigarette company trial.

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5/2000

The Street Lawyer

Grisham, John
Lawyer Michael Block finds out about the homeless. Very good story

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5/2000

The Testament

Grisham, John
A zillionaire dies, having written a will designed to burn his rotten heirs. Spiritually uplifting.

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9/2000

Theodore Boone Kid Lawyer

Grisham, John
Teen Theo's parents are lawyers and his goal is to be a lawyer, too. Or a judge. A rather serious young man, still he gets along well with his peers. I feel a sequel, as nothing is resolved in this episode.

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Humorous Quote #1:
"Can you cough again for us, Teddy?" his mother asked. (pg. 93)

Humorous Quote #2:
"I'd rather not go to jail," Theo said. (pg. 185)
"I really don't want to go to jail," Theo said. (pg. 186)

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10/2010

Theodore Boone: The Abuduction

Grisham, John
Theo's friend April is missing, and it looks like an escaped relative of hers has kidnapped her. Oh, look, I misspelled the title!

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6/2012

Marley & me

Grogan, John
Life with the Worlds Worst Dog. A very excellent story, weeps at the end.

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8/2006

Teaching Hope

Gruwell, Erin
Stories from the Freedom Writer teachers, about their experiences in teaching. Some really poignant stories. I kind of weeped up at the story of Pablo and Frankie (#147).

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4/2011

The Million Dollar Putt

Gutman, Dan
Ed, a blind teen, takes up golf. Pretty good story.

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I sure wouldn't want to have asthma. I think I would worry all the time about when my next attack would come. At least blindness is something you can count on every day.

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6/2008

Among The Barons

Haddix, Margaret Peterson
Luke has to go stay with Lee's parents.

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12/2004

Among The Betrayed

Haddix, Margaret Peterson
Nina escapes from Population Police prison.

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12/2004

Among The Brave

Haddix, Margaret Peterson
Trey joins the Population Police, rescues some of the hidden.

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12/2004

Among the free

Haddix, Margaret Peterson
Luke contributes to the end of the Population Police.

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9/2006

Among The Hidden

Haddix, Margaret Peterson
An illegal "third" child hides from the Population Police.

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11/2004
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