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Name: Flush
Rating: 5 (2 reviews)
Author: Carl Hiassen

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Flush

by Carl Hiassen

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Sep 2005, 272 pages

Genre: Literary Fiction
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Hey boi 2000

I like the book

I really like this book because the book showed courage thoughout.

youngsavage

flush

Great book for young readers

kenny franzone

flush

This my second favorite book I've ever read. I'm doing it for a book report, and the summary is very helpful. Awesome book.

hectorito37

royal flush

Flush is the best book I had ever read. This book has a lot of suspense, like in the part that the pirate guy show up and that he was making every one apologize to Noah and Abbey and everyone was asking who hr was. Or when Noah and Abey were in the middle of the ocean. That is suspense. And this book was funny and teaches us how some dumb guy destroyed the earth and we didn't do anything.

perso

cool

I loved this book.........from a scale from 1 to 20 i give it a 25:)

isabear98

Flush by Carl Hiaasen

The writer creates very realistic characters in a story that doesn't normally happen, but it could. Dusty Muleman is a bit of a snitch while he is killing the ocean and polluting the water. Though there are many things included in this book, it all circles around water. Can I do 10 thumbs up?

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