Status
Available
Call number
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F Par
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Collection
Publication
New York : Philomel Books, 2008.
Description
Fifteen-year-old Terry, an aspiring boxer, uncovers the mystery behind the unexpected death of a classmate.
Original publication date
2008
User reviews
LibraryThing member Kaybowes
Why did Jason Green commit suicide. . . or did he? Terry wants to know, because Jason was once kind to Terry. When he starts asking questions, things start happening --- and not good things.
Good mystery with all-rounded teen characters.
Really good for the list.
Good mystery with all-rounded teen characters.
Really good for the list.
LibraryThing member okmenglish9-1
Good book good naration
LibraryThing member TulsaTV
Almost a young Spenser novel. The art of boxing is explained so well that it made me want to get in the ring (almost).
LibraryThing member tom471
A fast easy read, written for young adults. I read it because I wanted to read all of Parker's books.
LibraryThing member bookczuk
Mostly Parker-esque dialog, which, in my opinion, is a good thing. And blue butterflies. Damn, I'm sorry this man is dead.
Tags: 2016-read, a-favorite-author, i-liked-it, kids-of-most-ages, read, ya-lit
Tags: 2016-read, a-favorite-author, i-liked-it, kids-of-most-ages, read, ya-lit
LibraryThing member RobertaLea
Robert Parker did write well for young adults. I had a hard time putting this one down. Okay, I didn't put it down. Read cover to cover this morning.