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Theodore Boone, the accused by John Grisham · Booklabria

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Theodore Boone, the accused

MysteryChildren's fiction

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First published: 2012
Editions: 11 in 4 languages
Series: Theodore Boone, 1

Synopsis

Thirteen-year-old aspiring lawyer Theodore Boone is falsely accused in a robbery and must fight to clear his name.

Subjects: Mystery
Children's fiction
Trials
Lawyers
Theft
Legal stories

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11 in 4 languages

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English6 Spanish2 German1 Polish1

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