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my 7th grader had to read this for school. he LOVED this book and HATES to read like most boys. So hard to find good books which interest our young men. Great job to the author.


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Killing Mr Griffin Lois Duncan Books Reviews

Great book for teens.
This book was on my summer reading list for school. I was pleasantly surprised at how the story line went. It was entertaining and engaging enough to hold my attention throughout. While some of the content made me laugh out loud, most was very enjoyable. A good read overall.
This is the third Lois Duncan novel I've read, and the one I liked least. The plot seemed contrived. Not up to her higher standard, but still suspenseful.
This book was part of a High School required read. Turns out it was a great book to read.
My daughter was not pleased with this novel. There were a few inconsistencies that existed.
Killing Mr. Griffin is an older story, but still a compelling read. Once I started, I had a hard time putting it down. I don't see many psychological thrillers for teens today. It was a nice change of pace from wizards and vampire romances. While the outcome of the book was a little predictable, it was still an enjoyable read and it kept me turning the pages to see if I was right. I would certainly recommend Killing Mr. Griffin to teens and adults alike.
We've all had a teacher like the eponymous Mr. Griffin who, by refusing to contribute to grade inflation and massage his students' self-esteem, contributes to years of future therapy. Most of us, as a rule, though, do not respond by kidnapping said teacher and inadvertently killing them.

Mr. Griffin may have good reason for his teaching policies, but his students are still too young to see things from his side. All they know is that English is no longer the breeze it was last year. So a group of students, the charismatic but sociopathic Mark, class president David, star athlete Jeff, and Queen Bee Betsy decide to teach the man a lesson. They enlist class geek Susan McConnell to be a decoy, which complicates things because she out of the entire group has a conscience. Eventually, things fall apart due to both poor planning and sheer bad luck.

Unlike some teen books, this one attempts to give the various adults' viewpoints as well as the students. It raises some questions about nature or nurture, but can be read simply for entertainment.
my 7th grader had to read this for school. he LOVED this book and HATES to read like most boys. So hard to find good books which interest our young men. Great job to the author.