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Name: The Brethren
Author: John Grisham

The Brethren

by John Grisham

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First Published:
Feb 1, 2000

Paperback:
Oct 2000

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I loved this book. The ending could have been better, but overall I thought it was great, but aren't all John Grisham books good?

Alexander Moller

I have just finished reading this wonderful book. All I can say is that I am VERY impressed.
It is a brilliant book and it has left a deep mark in my mind.
The only part that dissapointed me was the ending, which i thaught could be better.
Now, the next step is making a movie...
Can't wait to read the summons...

Nakitah

This is the kind of book I would read any day!

Kevin B.

Hmmmm...

I'm a big Ghisham fan, and I thought the development of the plot was great, but I was really expecting a BIG finish. The main players & plot just seemed to fizzle out. I really thought this book could have ended with a great cliff-hanger and lead nicely into a 2nd book about the outcome of the new President.

Oh well... it kept me entertained,

Sierra

I enjoyed this book, however, it was one of those books that seems like it's never going to end. The plot line is interesting enough, but for someone who has a short attention span, it takes a while to get in to.

cori

This book was hard to get into. It wasn't that interesting and it didn't catch my attention like his other books. other then this book, I like alot of the others.

Alli

It was a little boring. It seems Grisham's books are getting more and more boring. Used to, I couldn't put it down.

This book was okay, it kinda kept my attention. The begining was sort of slow, but as I read on i got more into it.

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