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¨Whack.¨ That was the sound of Pete Duffy’s golf club striking his wife’s head. Theodore Boone: the accused by John Grisham is a book about Theodore Boone being accused of stealing tablets from a store. Theodore finds the real thief and he ends up in jail. Theodore has a great personality and is very kind to everyone. He also has a mentality to never give up. Theodore is a shorter kid, about five foot two. His short-curly brown hair is always combed to the side. He always wears jeans and a button down shirt to be ready whenever the time will come. Theodore's bright-blue eyes shine brighter than sapphires in a jewelry store. He loves the Minnesota Twins and also a boy scout. Theodore is very nice and kind. Whenever he is

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