Those new to the series will be able to follow along even if they have not read the previous two adventures, but it’s likely that readers will want to delve into the entire series.. John Grisham’s third Theodore Boone story finds the clever eighth grader attending a trial for a man accused of killing his wife. Theodore gets the last seat at the media-filled event only to learn that the suspect has run away.
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Parents Need to Know. Parents need to know that Theodore Boone: The Accused is the third novel in the series by John Grisham and addresses issues that affect tweens and teens: computer hacking, divorce, bullying, and Internet safety.
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Plot Summary. Picking up a thread from the first book, The Accused begins with the second trial of Pete Duffy, whose first trial for murder was declared a mistrial.
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Theodore Boone is only thirteen, but he's already started a pretty illustrious career as a crime-fighter. First he uncovered pivotal evidence in a murder trial, then he solved the mystery behind his best friend's abduction. But now, Theo will be put to the test as the crime-fighting gets personal. He has been stalked and set up to take the fall for a crime he didn't commit.
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Plot Summary. Theodore Boone is an average 13-year-old, except he is obsessed with the law and can't decide if he is going to be a great lawyer or judge. He lives with his parents, Marcella and Woods Boone, who are lawyers. His Uncle Ike lives nearby; Uncle Ike was a practicing lawyer before he was disbarred.
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Theodore Boone is accused of theft and is the No. 1 suspect of the Strattenburg police. To make matters worse, someone is slashing his bike tires and messing with his locker. With his comfortable life turned upside down, Theodore is forced to take matters into his own hands.
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Book Review. This legal drama is the first book in the  Theodore Boone  series by John Grisham and is published by Dutton Children's Books, a division of Penguin's Young Readers Group. Theodore Boone: Kid Lawyer is written for kids ages 8 to 12.
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Book Review. This legal drama is the third book in the  Theodore Boone  series by John Grisham and is published by Dutton Children's Books, a division of Penguin's Young Readers Group. Theodore Boone: The Accused is written for ages 8 to 12. The age range reflects readability and not necessarily content appropriateness.
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When the trial opens on Monday morning, however, the court learns that the accused has disappeared. Not even his defense team knows his whereabouts, and another mistrial is declared. Theodore Boone, a bright, often irreverent 13-year-old, aspires to be a first-rate courtroom lawyer or judge someday.
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Like the other books in the series, Theodore Boone: The Accused is packed with information on the law and our legal system. Fans will enjoy Theodore’s trip to Animal Court to represent a llama.
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what is the theme of the story theodore boone the accused
The theme of the story Theodore Boone The Accused is Law and our legal system.  