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Skipping Christmas: A Fable
by John Grisham
 (12/27/2004)
As a Grisham fan, I was disappointed with this book. It 's subject matter is trivial. One can tell it is a Grisham book, but that is about all one can say about it. If you are, like me, a dyed in wood Grisham fan, then you should read it. Otherwise, find another Grishammore
The Last Juror
by John Grisham
 (12/27/2004)
I think I have read all of John Grisham's books. This is not his best, but it is still a good read. He divided the book into three sections and for a while in the second section it seems to be another book. However at the end he ties the whole thing together quite well. Amore
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