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Book Report On Something Wicked By Alan Gratz
Something Wicked by Alan Gratz The novel takes place during the Highland games in Tennessee, 2008. horatio Wilkes is the main character and speaker in Something Wicked. Horatio is a teenager who is 17 years old. He tell us the whole story about what happened at the highland games. horatio is trying to discover who killed Mr. Duncan, the owner of the mountain that the highland games were played on every year. this novel is written in his point of view as a teenager so the novel is mostly about a couple of things that teenagers go through almost everyday. one of those things are betrayal. Horatio Wilkes friend in the novel is Mac. They both grew up together and know almost everything about each other. Mac invited him to
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