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Name: Skipping Christmas
Rating: 4.3 (67 reviews)
Author: John Grisham
ISBN: 9780385505833

Skipping Christmas

A Fable

by John Grisham

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Readers' Rating (67):

First Published:
Nov 1, 2001, 176 pages

Paperback:
Oct 2004, 240 pages

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Missy

i thought that this book was great! it was so funny! it was by far my favorite book!

James

This was my first Grisham book. I laughed until I cried! I can't wait to start reading his new novel THE BROKER!

This book was awesome..I read it for a Book report and then a week later a movie comes out...So it must be wicked!

Aimee

Shane

The book was really good and I enjoyed it alot. I haven't seen the movie yet tho.

Maegan

This book was great. the movie was better. But the book was still great. i prefer the movie.

desmond

this book almost gave me a man orgasim

Christmas Girl

This was a great book!!!!!!!!!!!
have fun reading it . . . . .i usually dont like books but this one was great!!!!!!!!!!

eye candi

hey ya all!
sup?!
hope u guys have 1 fummin Christmas!!
if u wanna get the Christmas spirit followin... buy this book!
i insist!!!
its a LOL book!! (laugh out loud)
and once uve read it...
GO SEE THE MOVIE!!!
WOOT WOOT!!!
hey

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