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Decade Type decadetypefoundry — John Grisham did a great job with his first book for kids. It had a lot of the Grisham feel, but was definitely written for a younger audience. It lacked some of the Grisham intensity (of course), but it still told a suspenseful story, and was very appropriate for the target audience. Theodore Boone is the thirteen-year-old only child of two attorneys. He is fascinated by the legal system, and dreams of being either a lawyer or a judge when he grows up. It's not uncommon for Theo's classmates to come to him for legal advice, and he enjoys helping people with their legal problems. That is, he enjoyed it until he was told information crucial to a murder trial. He's sworn to secrecy, but keeping that promise might mean that a guilty man goes free. Not only will readers get a good story with great characters, but they can learn (in layman's terms) about trials, bankruptcy, foreclosure, etc. I just learned that there is a second Theodore Boone book out. I'm excited to see how Boone's adventures continue.

Roberts 0121 _oberts0121 — The Scorpio Races happen every November: Riders attempt to keep hold of their water horses long enough to make it to the finish line alive. Sean Kendrick, a young man of few words, is the returning champion. Puck Connolly, who never meant to ride the races, has to enter, and is the first girl ever to do so. Neither of them are prepared for what is going to happen. I've always really liked Maggie Stiefvater's writing, and this book was no different: characters you like right away, really interesting plot, and a bit of romance that just feels incredibly real. The chapters alternate between the two main characters--a device used frequently lately--however it's very well done. I never once forgot whose chapter I was reading, because the voices were pretty clear. I think Stiefvater's YA is my favorite kind to read...None of the cheesy high school stuff, with a little bit of a fantastical element that pulls you into the story from the start. I definitely recommend this book!