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The Chocolate War
A Novel
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A high school freshman discovers the devastating consequences of refusing to join in the school's annual fund raising drive and arousing the wrath of the school bullies.
Authors:
Cormier, Robert
Statement of Responsibility:
Robert Cormier
Title:
The chocolate war
a novel
a novel
Publisher:
New York :, Pantheon Books,, 1974.
Characteristics:
253 p. ;,22 cm.
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Frightening or Intense Scenes: towared the end u have no clue whats gonna happen
Sexual Content: quite a few vulgar referances
Violence: fist fights blood ect...
Coarse Language: lotes of the following:shit,damn,ass,bastard,bitch,slut,Godd@mnit,God,crap ect...
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Add a Commentgood book!! has some possitive messages so i recomend u read this! (its sad though) (who cares)
While the book was good at times, the majority of the book I was disappointed. I mean every other page someone was doing something gross. But the book had a good message and posed good questions.
Read this for school and was pleasantly surprised by how much I ended up liking it.
Couldn't get passed the first chapter. I'd give it 1/4 star if I could.
The Chocolate War is a great read that would change any person's life. Go out there. Dare to disturb the universe.
Freshman student at a Catholic high school, Jerry refuses to sell chocolates for the yearly fundraiser. He's protesting the bullying and meaness of fellow students as well as cruel teachers and fighting for his own independence. This book was so honest in its portrayal of teenagers and how users seem to get farther ahead in life than nice guys.