Nothing But The Truth Novel Text

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Nothing But The Truth Novel Text

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Short Description:
A ninth-grader’s frustration over his poor English grades leads to a minor incident during homeroom that spirals into a national controversy about patriotism and free speech.
# Pages:
208
SKU:
504B
ISBN
9780545174152
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Comes printed on 3-hole punched looseleaf ready for your binder or file folder
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Short Description:
A ninth-grader’s frustration over his poor English grades leads to a minor incident during homeroom that spirals into a national controversy about patriotism and free speech.
# Pages:
208
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About the Book Nothing But the Truth

Nothing But the Truth by Avi is a compelling young adult novel that delves into themes of truth, patriotism, and media influence. Set in the small town of Harrison, New Hampshire, it follows ninth-grader Philip Malloy, who aspires to join the high school track team. However, his poor performance in English class, taught by Ms. Narwin, threatens his eligibility.

Frustrated, Philip hums along with the national anthem during homeroom, prompting Ms. Narwin to ask him to stop. This seemingly minor incident escalates when Philip’s parents and a local politician seize the opportunity to address issues of patriotism and free speech. The situation quickly spirals into a media frenzy, portraying Philip as a patriotic hero and Ms. Narwin as a villain.

The novel’s unique documentary style, incorporating diary entries, memos, and news articles, underscores the subjectivity of truth and the powerful impact of media on public perception.

 

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