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merryspinster 's review for:
Theodore Boone: Kid Lawyer
by John Grisham
Ugh. My complaints are many, but to sum up:
1. Reading this is like watching an episode of Perry Mason or a souped-up Encyclopedia Brown mystery. It does not read like John Grisham.
2. It has been a long time since the author was 13 or knew any real 13 year-olds. Nothing about the characters ring true. It's 1950 or something.
3. For a plot-driven novel, there is surprisingly little plot and no denouement at all. I am still unsure if the sequel will have the conclusion of this case or if Theodore Boone will move on to another one. The book just stops.
1. Reading this is like watching an episode of Perry Mason or a souped-up Encyclopedia Brown mystery. It does not read like John Grisham.
2. It has been a long time since the author was 13 or knew any real 13 year-olds. Nothing about the characters ring true. It's 1950 or something.
3. For a plot-driven novel, there is surprisingly little plot and no denouement at all. I am still unsure if the sequel will have the conclusion of this case or if Theodore Boone will move on to another one. The book just stops.