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Mark Ziubinski ziubinski — One of the greatest looks into practical political rulership of the middle ages and rennaisance. A quick read that is well worth to discuss.

Paolo Nuvoloni paolonuvoloni — FIRST OF ALL, I LOVE JOHN GRISHAM!! I have been a fan since about seventh grade when I saw The Firm. I really enjoy his legal thrillers, and his non-legal ones as well, like "Christmas with the Cranks". Anyway, because I love him, when I saw that he had a Young Adult title it made me smile on the inside! In the vein of Nancy Drew, Grisham takes the child-sleuth arena and expands it into legal expertise. Theodore Boone has a divorce attorney for a mom, a real estate attorney for a dad, and a dog named Judge. He's the only unlicensed thirteen year-old with his own legal office, and he uses his Monday afternoons to discuss current legal events with his Uncle Ike, a disbarred lawyer and tax-preparer. The career he's already started has opened the door for the incredibly winding tale found in this first book of his series. For his Government Class, Theo uses his relationship with the staff of the county courthouse to get his class into the largest murder trial the town has ever seen. It seems to be an open and shut case, because the state simply doesn't have enough direct evidence to convict. That is,...until Theo's outgoing personality and budding law firm uncovers a secret twist. Listening to this story was engaging and cool as Richard Thomas has controlled but interesting voice acting. Grisham uses this story as he does his adult books, to teach us readers a few basics about the law. Legal terminology and theory are built into the story in ways that young people can understand, and help move the story along. The relationship that Theo has with his school, classmates and family reminds us that our uniqueness is what makes us who we are. The story was funny, entertaining, and still had that familiar John Grisham "edge-of-your-seat" tension. I can't wait to see what happens with the series from here. Grisham, John, and Richard Thomas. Theodore Boone: Kid Lawyer. New York: Penguin Audio, 2010. Sound recording. Edgy, Informative, Great Narration by Richard Thomas, Just enough to get you thirsty for the series.

Lera Lamtsova _era_amtsova — What a twist of events, when Clary's boss turns pyscho! A must read

Jose Aponte joseaponte12 — This was amusing, and fun to read parts of aloud, but this is more of a collection of bloopers than a good read. Lederer didn't really "write" much of this book, and it doesn't flow like a book. It's very much like an outtakes reel from a movie, but in book form.