Theodore Boone is not your average 13-year-old. He wants to be a lawyer when he's an adult. His parents and other family members are lawyers, and his classmates come to him for advice when they are having problems. After Theodore finds out he has privileged information regarding the biggest murder trial the town has seen in years, what will he do? Protect his friends, or rely on his parents for help with something too big to handle?
I found this book to be entertaining enough to keep my attention, and I think it's great how aspects of the law and how trials are conducted are explained so that children can understand it.
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