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"There's a lot of action to keep the reader engaged in AL CAPONE DOES MY HOMEWORK -- involving gambling, a stolen knife, and counterfeit money. In addition, Al Capone adds a sense of style to the story, just as he did at Alcatraz during his time there. Although he plays a minor role in this book, he does give Moose an important clue that helps save his father's life.\nMoose is a wonderful character who's further developed in this book as his relationships with both his sister Natalie and his best friend Annie change. Even though he's often embarrassed by Natalie's behavior, as well as tired of his responsibility for her, he begins to see that she has her own wisdom and sense of self. In the end, Moose lets Natalie choose to make an important decision herself. She also uses her special abilities to catch a crook. Annie has changed from a boxy kid to a willowy young lady. It's an interesting twist to see Moose's friendship with her change as he realizes she's more than his best friend and more than a crush.\n "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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