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By: John Feinstein

Cover-Up is another mystery in sequel to Last Shot. This time, Susan Carol Andersen and Steven Thomas must find substantial evidence to prove that the entire California Dream's offensive line is doping. With only medical documents as an option, they must bribe a Dream's doctor in order to obtain them and use them to stop the accused before they can cheat their way to a Super Bowl victory against the Baltimore Ravens.

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By: John Feinstein

Last shot is a mystery surrounding the Final Four of college basketball commonly known as March Madness. Two teenage reporters, Stevie and Susan Carol, uncover a shocking cover-up when they overhear a conversation between an assistant for Minnesota State and their star player in which the assistant is bribing the player to throw the championship game. Susan and Stevie had to be cautious while lurking around and trying to reveal their sticky situation.

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By: Marsha Forchuk Skrypuch

Making Bombs for Hitler describes how someone captured during the Holocaust may have been treated by the Nazis. In this case, two sisters were separated and sent to labor camps where the main character, Lida eventually became part of a specialist group that designed bombs for the Nazis. This novel encompasses her struggles and the horrific time the Holocaust caused for her, her family and her friends.

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By: Ellen Raskin

The Westing Game is a book that describes the events that take place after the death of Sam Westing. They showcase many of his relatives all trying to win what they believe will be his left behind fortune. All of these relatives live in the same building, a luxurious apartment home on the shore of the Great Lakes. They attempt to solve many complex riddles using hints he left behind for them. Sorted into pairs, the groups of Sam Westing's family relatives work tirelessly to win his over his money.

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By: Christopher Paul Curtis

The Watsons Go to Birmingham--1963 is a story about a family, named the Watsons, who venture down to Alabama in hopes of teaching the oldest son, Byron, how to behave. After spending a significant portion of the summer in Birmingham, Byron starts to act differently towards his family, Kenny specifically. This is mostly due to the traumatic experiences his family perseveres through while visiting Alabama. Byron comforted Kenny and took time out of his day for him, which was exactly what Kenny needed when he was going through an emotional struggle.

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By: Stephen King

The Shining centers around Jack Torrance, who is hired as the caretaker of the Overlook, a hotel at the peak of the Rockies. His wife, Wendy, and son, Danny, accompany him to the Overlook for the winter. But Danny has a special power called the shine, and the Overlook doesn't treat people with this quality very kindly. Danny has to overcome emotional struggles by himself while his father is busy being seduced by the hotel's evil spirit.

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By: Jim Gaffigan

Dad is Fat is an autobiography about a man and his struggles attempting to raise a family with five children in a New York City apartment home. His apartment is a five story walk up and features on living room/kitchen and two bedrooms. Throughout the course of the book, Jim describes some of the embarrassing encounters he's had with strangers involving his children, along with several everyday aspects of raising five kids.

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By: Carl Deuker

Payback Time is a novel written from the perspective of an overweight journalist when he's a senior in high school. He's assigned the sports section of his school's newspaper, but he uncovers more than the scores of the games. A player new to the school, Angel Marchial, appears to have tremendous athletic ability, but his coach never puts this on display. Mitch True, the journalist, and Kimi Yon, his photographer, attempt to reveal his secrets by whatever means necessary.