What Pages Are the Shootout in in Zenand the Art of Faking It
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Sonnenblick, Hashemite kingdom of jordan. 2007. Zen and the Fine art of Faking It. (Scholastic) Coming Oct 2007 I was very excited to receive an ARC of Zen and The Art of Faking It because I really loved Sonnenblick's previous novels, Notes From A Midnight Commuter and Drums, Girls, & Dangerous Pie . In some ways, all of his books share a similar theme: immature teen boys who through the course of the book discover or "discover" themselves. His books all have to do with the whole growing-upwards-to-be-a-man process. While Drums, Girls, & Dangerous Pie dealt with a teen who had a brother with a serious disease and Notes From A Midnight Driver dealt with a teen who had broken the police force and was doing community service, Zen and the Art of Faking It appears to bargain with a less serious topic. San L