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Theodore Boone: The Abduction By John Grisham
In my opinion, I think that Theodore and I have many things in common. Although we may have never met, based on Theodore Boone: The Abduction, John Grisham gave many hints and facts about Theodore’s characteristics, hobbies, and appearance. Happily, almost all of his hobbies matched right up with my interests as well.
First, Theodore and I are very curious kids who are good students who are nice and very loyal to our friends. We are also about the same age, Theo is 13 and I’m 11 so it's only a two year difference of age. Theodore also “saved” his friend from her dad which is a big achievement. I certainly did not save a friend, but I am a black belt which takes at least 2 years of hard work and training which is definitely a big achievement.


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