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Wednesday, October 15, 2014
I Kill the Mockingbird
I Kill the Mockingbird by Paul Acampora
Inspired by Fat Bob the English teacher, eighth graders Lucy, Elena and Michael decide that not nearly enough people read and enjoy Fat Bob's favorite book, To Kill a Mockingbird.
To motivate more people to read the book, the teens make the book...disappear: they mis-shelve copies in bookstores and libraries, and they create a website, a Facebook page, and a Tumblr account to give the appearance of a conspiracy to keep people from reading Mockingbird.
Soon, bookstores and libraries all over the country are reporting that their copies of the book are missing...and readers all over the country are discovering that they actually do want to spend their summer reading about Scout, Jem, Dill, and the elusive Boo Radley.
If you've ever dreamed of a literary conspiracy, here's your book. Fast, funny, and full of quotable one-liners that readers will love to share with friends.
Recommended for ages 14 to adult; two sweet kisses, no cussing, no bloodshed, and no mockingbirds are harmed.
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grieving,
high school,
no cussing,
no drinking,
no drugs,
no sex,
no violence,
parents,
recommended,
religious beliefs
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I bought this, consumed it in under an hour and loved it! Great book, thanks for reveiwing it so I had the chance to read it.
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