# data[].attributes.body
One theme of Nothing But The Truth is don't make a judgment until you know the whole story. This theme accures all throughout the story. An example is when the media heard about Phil being suspended, they only knew that Phil was just singing the national anthem. The media and the community judged Ms. Narwin of being a horrible teacher and Phil being a perfect student. Another example is when the school believes that Phil was just being disrespectful and Ms. Narwin was following the rules. Over all the theme of Nothing But The Truth is don't make a judgment without knowing the whole story.

# data[].attributes.body
Phillip Malloy- Understanding is in the eye of the beholder" Phil's perspective is that he thinks the teacher hates him and also thinks she the reason he can't do track. Also that he was right over Miss. Narwin.

Mrs Narwin-  She has mixed feelings about Phillip Malloy.  She would like to cooperate with Phil more and have him do work and pay attention in class.

Mr.Malloy- he thinks Miss. Narwin is wrong and that his son should stand up for himself and not listen to her be patriotic.

# data[].attributes.body
The theme for prejudice ("Don't judge a book by its cover") After a radio talk show by Jake Barlow, Margaret Narwin received hate mail by random people on Pages 140- 141.  Yet the majority of the students disagree with the letters.  On page 127, Allison Doresett tells Dr. Doane she likes Ms. Narwin. Some people don't like teachers because the have to make decisions that the students don't like based on there scores such as in Phil's case. The listeners did not hear the whole story before they sent the mail.

# data[].attributes.headline
Tyler, Cade, Kira, Julia, Alexah, Zelika

# data[].attributes.subject
Tyler, Cade, Kira, Julia, Alexah, Zelika

# data[].attributes.body
"Family is Forever"
(57) Phillip talks about his school problems to his parents. His father says, "You have to stick up for yourself ... We'll stand behind you." In Phillips diary, he writes,"Lots of kids bad-mouth their parents, say they never stick up for them or understand them ... My parents are different. I'm lucky" (58). In a phone conversation between Phillips parents, his mom explains that Phillip is going to be suspended and his father says,"I'm going to give them a piece of my mind" (67). On page (79) Phil has a conversation with his parents. It starts with his father saying,"Okay Phil. Now I want to hear the whole thing. Start to finish. Just understand, right from the start, we're on your side."

# data[].attributes.body
"There is always a right decision for every wrong decision" seems to fit the theme for Right & Wrong, as well as in Nothing But The Truth. In the book, Phil Malloy doesn't tell the entire truth about the incident involving himself and Miss Narwin. However, he later realizes that he was wrong and tries to ask for extra work. However, it is far too late to  do the right thing.

# data[].attributes.body
The climax of the story "Nothing But the Truth" is when the main character Philip Malloy gets newspapers and the public involved with his suspension. This causes Philips class mates to bully him to the point where he moved schools. This also causes the community to send in hateful remarks toward Miss Narwin.

# data[].attributes.body
The story is about Phillip Malloy in modern times in Harrison,New Hampshire.Phillip Malloy is a 15 year old boy who is in 9th grade and is  enrolled at Harrison school District. Phillip loves track and the coach offered him a spot on the team, but his teacher is "holding him back" from succeeding.

# data[].attributes.body
The resolution of the story is that Phillip switches schools. He still does not get to run track though. He also has to sing the National Anthem everyday. As for Miss. Narwin she takes the time off and goes to her sister's place in Florida.

# data[].attributes.body
The conflict of the story starts on pages 21 and 22 when Philip Malloy is not able to join the track team due to his failing English grade. On pages 34 and 35, Philip Malloy begins to disrupt his English class by humming the National Anthem. "'Just Humming,'" Phil said (35). After disrupting the class twice, Philip gets sent to the principal's office and is expelled on page 69.