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Virtual Reality
Tom Clancy's Virtual Vandals is a great book in an exciting series with lots of action in this future based military story. This book is about Matt Hunter, the main character, with his friends David Grey and Leif Anderson which are teenaged kids who can figure out computers better than their adult counterparts. Matt Hunter and his friends go to a baseball game when the vandals come and light the stadium up with their virtual proxy's Tommy guns. It takes Matt many clues to figure out all their identities when he uncovers the mastermind behind it all.
Top Notch Book
Tom Clancy's book, Virtual Vandals, is one of the best. Matt Hunter is a young Net Force Explorer. When he and his friends, some in holo form, attend a virtual baseball game in Carmen Yards in the year 2025, they find themselves under fire! A group of 1930's gangster style holo's has appeared and are shooting at the holo's with virtual Tommy guns! This book is amazing. I found myself staying up late into the early hours of the mourning just to read Tom Clancy's Virtual Vandals. I really couldn't put it down! This book is a must read.

A good read for young science-fiction fans
Matt Hunter, an enthusiastic Net Force Explorer, and his friends are sitting in the stadium of Camden Yards watching a holographic baseball game. There are only a few people who are physically present at Camden Yards, because most spectators have bought a virtual seat and are watching the game from their home, while at the same time being represented as holographic images at the stadium. Suddenly four virtual viewers stand up from their seats and start firing at the audience with machine guns. One of Matt's friends is hit by a holographic bullet and struggles for his life. Matt starts to wonder how it is possible that people can get hurt by virtual bullets. With the help of the Net Force Explorer team he starts his investigations and soon reveals something that is much bigger than what that vandal's prank might seem at first sight.
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Subjects:  1. Baseball    2. Children's 12-Up - Fiction - Espionage    3. Fiction    4. Law & Crime    5. Mystery & Detective - General    6. Science & Technology - Computers    7. Science Fiction, Fantasy, & Magic    8. Science fiction    9. Adventure / thriller    10. Fiction / Adventure   

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Exciting plot,, diverse characters
This book (and the series) may be aimed at pre-teens but is surprisingly sophisticated in the ways it deals with some of the harsher problems of life faced by its protagonists.Add to these the underlying philosophies of the Roman world of the first century AD, and you have a story rich in setting, characters and plot--mainly because the sense of youthful adventure is never ever neglected.Very highly recommended reading.

I LUV IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Every book that Caroline Lawrence writes is based on a character in the roman mysteries series. This book was based on Jonathan. Jonathan and his friends Lupus, Nubia and Flavia go to Rome to solve a mystery for the emperor Titus. During solving the mystery, Jonathan gets an urge to show something to his father. Something very important. Something that has to do with Jonathan's family. In this book, Berenice(said to be the empress) was told by emperor Titus to leave the city returns once again. I rated this book 5 because it has all the actions and adventures that a great book should have!!!

Great (but not the best of the series)
Its great. Its follows a myth like The Twelve Tasks of Flavia and once again we meet some characters we've seen from the past. (Tip: read the series in order). ... Read more

Subjects:  1. 40-81    2. Children's 12-Up - Fiction - Mystery    3. Children's Books - Young Adult Fiction    4. Children: Grades 4-6    5. Emperor of Rome,    6. Epidemics    7. Family problems    8. Fiction    9. Historical - Ancient Civilizations    10. Juvenile Fiction    11. Juvenile Historical Fiction    12. Juvenile Mysteries    13. Mysteries, Espionage, & Detective Stories    14. Mystery and detective stories    15. Titus,    16. Juvenile Fiction / Mysteries & Detective Stories   

Editorial Review

So what if he's legally blind? Even with his bottle-thick, bug-eyed glasses, Paul Fisher can see better than most people. He can see the lies his parents and brother live out, day after day. No one ever listens to Paul, though--until the family moves to Tangerine. In Tangerine, even a blind, geeky, alien freak can become cool. Who knows? Paul might even become a hero! Edward Bloor's debut novel sparkles with wit, authenticity, unexpected plot twists, and heart. The writing is so fine, the story so triumphant, that you just might stand up and shout when you get to the end. Hooray! ... Read more

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Tangerine Book Review
This bookis outstanding.it talks about reletionships and tradgedy as well as disabilities and the truth. I gave this book a five star rating because of the apparent time, thought and effort put into the creative text. My absolute favorite part of this book is the very ending because it shows remembrance of a lost freind. I would recommend this book to people with interests such as soccer, and ages 11-14 because of the setting at a Tangerine Middle School and Lake Windsor Middle School.

Ummm...Fantastic!
Tangerine was an "read catching" book. When my language arts class read it I couldn't help but pay attention.
A Student's Review
I think kids from ages 10 and up could read this book. I think this because there is some swearing in it, and this book has kids of this age in it, so it will probly be easier for them to conect with the characters. The author made it clear that she likes to leave her readers on the edge of their chairs, because this book was very mystrious and suspensful. That was the one thing I liked about this book. Over all the book Tangerine was very good! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Brothers    2. Children's 12-Up - Fiction - General    3. Children: Young Adult (Gr. 7-9)    4. Family - Siblings    5. Fiction    6. Florida    7. Juvenile Fiction    8. People with visual disabilitie    9. People with visual disabilities    10. Soccer    11. Social Issues - Special Needs    12. Social Situations - Special Needs    13. Sports & Recreation - Soccer    14. Juvenile Fiction / Social Situations / General   

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Jhaeman's Review
SONS OF ENTROPY
A great Buffy the Vampire Slayer trilogy
You know how many times you get suckered into buying a bunch of paperbacks because it is some giant continued story?Well, trust me, this one is well worth the investment in time and cash.Golden and Holder are far and away the best writers working on Buffy books and in this entire series they get free reign with the characters and their imagination.There is also a respect for Buffy and her friends you do not always get in such books.Let me put it another way: you know how good this series is?I went out and got a hardback edition because this is a keeper (even if you do not have a gate).

The concluding book in an epic Buffy trilogy
The Gatekeeper Trilogy is far and away the best of the Buffy books.Christopher Golden and Nancy Holder are far and away the best writers working on the books.Since they are also the main authors of the Watcher Guides they certainly have the requisite knowledge of the characters and the Buffy mythos.In retrospect I ended up feeling about these three books pretty much the way I did about the original Star Wars trilogy where the second one is the best and the finale has a bit of trouble living up to your expectations because what has gone before has been so great.However, put them together and they simply set the bar higher for everyone who comes in their wake.Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's 12-Up - Fiction - Horror    2. Fantasy fiction    3. Fiction    4. Horror & Ghost Stories    5. Movie-TV Tie-In - General    6. Mystery/Suspense    7. Fiction / Movie or Television Tie-In    8. Horror & ghost stories, chillers    9. Science fiction   

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WhoKilled Alice's Father?
Alice's parents had been divorced for a while. Alice wants to spend some time with her father so she goes to live with him for a couple of days.
Wow~ It is really exciting
This book is called "Wanted!" It is about Alice who gets involved in a sad, hopeless, lonely and confusing adventure that she has never experienced before. Alice's awful adventure began after her father phoned her to bring him a disk by driving his favourite car.
Wanted
In a tense, low toned voice Alice's dad directs her to get out from their apartment complex as quick and as fast as she can. So, of course Alice listens to her father and goes to the nearest park where she thinks she'll meet up with her dad. However, on the way she hears heartbreaking news on the radio that her father had been murdered and they believe that Alice is the murderer. What will Alice do next? Along with, who is the real murderer?
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Subjects:  1. Children's 12-Up - Fiction - Suspense    2. Children: Young Adult (Gr. 7-9)    3. Juvenile Fiction    4. Mysteries, Espionage, & Detective Stories    5. Suspense/Thriller    6. Juvenile Fiction / Law & Crime   

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the best book
The book the doom stone is a great book. It takes place in england at the stonehenge. the conflict is that there is a beast that is killing people and theres only one way to stop it.Jackson is the main character in the story. It all starts with Jackson riding in a land rover to visit his aunt Sara.On the way they pass stonehenge and Jackson witness a large figure attcking a man with a long pony tail.Later he finds out about the beast.The military wants it dead.They are flying in a helicopter provided by the milatary.They find an old mill. They look inside of it and find the beast shot from inside the mill are herd before the could leave his auntSarah gets bit.Somehow the beast can control her thoughts.She is now in the hospitalJackson and a grave diggers daughter meet and become good friends.Later they find a cave with a bunch of hamless little creatures they also find the beast. Later on in the story they find what can kill him they fight in a tower to kill the beast.This is the most interesting book i had ever read and is now my favorite.

cole k
This month, in my english class i read a book called the doom stone. I give this booke a 3 out of 5. it was mediocer at best. The book, i thought, had poorly developed characters, i disliked the plot line, and the book wasn't really like the reviews said. I also thought the story dragged on about a lot of things. Don't get me wrong, I like Paul Zindel, but this wasn't my favorite book from him. That is why I give this book a 3 out of 5.
The doom stone
There was a kid named Jackson who was 14 years old who always went to vist his aunt sarah sho studied and helped people all across the world one day when Jackson went to see his aunt, she was in England. On his drive to see his aunt, they passed the Stonedhenge. Jackson looked out the window and saw a yound ma with a pnytail running as if some thing terrible was chassing him. Jackson saw some thing big liike a beast running behind him jump, bite, and kill him. Jackson toldthe driver, "Stop, some one is being attacked"! The driver gets out, and they see there to help stop the beast, so they go out to try to stop it. Hit aunt gets bet by it, and the beast takes over her. The book is about how Jackson tries to kill the beastand save his aunt.
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Subjects:  1. Action & Adventure    2. Action & Adventure - General    3. Children's 12-Up - Fiction - General    4. Children: Grades 4-6    5. Fiction    6. Horror & Ghost Stories    7. Monsters    8. Mysteries, Espionage, & Detective Stories    9. Stonehenge (England)    10. Juvenile Fiction / Action & Adventure   

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Engaging YA read
This was a fun story about Miranda Tate, who wrapped her father's car around a telephone pole and was sent off to reform school.
spine-chilling boarding school tale
After fifteen-year-old Miranda uses her stepmother's credit cards for a "little" shopping spree and takes her father's car for a spin that ends in a "minor" accident, she's unceremoniously shipped off to Bard Academy, a school for troubled teens.Miranda notices right away that things at Bard are a bit off.All the teachers go by initials only -- Mrs. B and Mrs. W, for example.None of them are ever seen eating or sleeping, and Mrs. W always leaves mysterious wet footprints.The first student she meets there is a tall, dark guy named Heathcliff who can't read, thinks her name is Cathy, and is intent on helping her.There's also the rumor that a student disappeared bloodily into the woods sixteen years earlier.As if things aren't complicated enough, the cutest boy from Miranda's old school comes to Bard, and is casting plenty of attention her way.Does Miranda have time for dating and ghostbusting?She's about to find out.Suspenseful, chilling, and excellently written, this book will have you looking at old classics in a new light.

Interesting approach
After Miranda Tate wrecks her father's BMW and maxes out her stepmother's credit card, she is sent to Bard Academy, a boarding school on Shipwreck Island, Maine. With its Gothic setting, Bard Academy could be straight out of one of the classic novels to which Cara Lockwood is indebted: Wuthering Heights, Dracula, and Frankenstein.
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Subjects:  1. Boarding schools    2. Children's 12-Up - Fiction - Fantasy    3. Children: Young Adult (Gr. 7-9)    4. Fiction    5. High schools    6. Horror & Ghost Stories    7. Horror / Ghost Stories (Young Adult)    8. Juvenile Fiction    9. Juvenile delinquents    10. Mysteries, Espionage, & Detective Stories    11. School & Education    12. Science Fiction, Fantasy, & Magic    13. Social Issues - Adolescence    14. Juvenile Fiction / General   

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Sammy Keyes
Sammy Keyes and the Psycho Kitty Queen was written by Wendlin Van Draanen.It all started when Sammy found a dead cat in the dumpster. She thought a lot about the cats after she found another one in the garbage. After her own cat went missing, Sammy had to see what was going on.
Look out for the Psycho Kitty Queen!
The book Sammy Keys and the Psycho Kitty Queen written by Wendelin Van Drannen is an exciting adventure! I would give this book 5 stars because it was a page turner and there were exciting events in every chapter. I just couldn't put this book down.
Look out for the Psycho Kitty Queen!
The book Sammy Keys and the Psycho Kitty Queen written by Wendelin Van Drannen is an exciting adventure! I would give this book 5 stars because it was a page turner and there were exciting events in every chapter. I just couldn't put this book down.
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Subjects:  1. Cats    2. Children's 12-Up - Fiction - Mystery    3. Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Fiction    4. Children: Grades 4-6    5. Fiction    6. Humorous Stories    7. Juvenile Fiction    8. Juvenile Mysteries    9. Mysteries, Espionage, & Detective Stories    10. Mystery and detective stories    11. Juvenile Fiction / Mysteries & Detective Stories   

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Eli Sands and his friends are trapped in 19th century America after an accident with their time-travel vessel
Eli Sands and his friends are trapped in 19th century America after an accident with their time-travel vessel, stranded in different times. Separated, the group must not only make contact with each other again; they must assure their accident doesn't change history itself.
science fiction and history in one place
This is the first book I have read in this series, but it is still enjoyable on its own. It is well written, flows well, and kids will learn a lot of history without it being overdone. It has enough gross factor to appeal to boys, but not so much to turn off parents or a female reader (one of the secondary characters, who tells part of the story, is a girl). It will encourage kids to pick up the next book in the series... ... Read more

Subjects:  1. 1743-1826    2. Action & Adventure    3. Action & Adventure - General    4. Children's 12-Up - Fiction - General    5. Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Fiction    6. Children: Grades 4-6    7. Fiction    8. Hemings, Sally    9. Historical - United States - 19th Century    10. Jefferson, Thomas,    11. Juvenile Fiction    12. Mysteries, Espionage, & Detective Stories    13. Science Fiction, Fantasy, & Magic    14. Science fiction    15. Slavery    16. Time travel    17. Juvenile Fiction / Action & Adventure   

Reviews (24)

Clearly On The Mark!
This is my third novel by Mark Roeder. All three of the novels I have read are a part of the Gay Youth Chronicles. Additionally, I read "The Soccer Field Is Empty" and "A Better Place" (see my reviews). Ideally you should read the Chronicles in the order they were written. This story tells us of the struggle to deal with ones sexuality. As a man who dealt with these issues many years ago I can testify to the fact that Mr. Roeder is clearly on the mark in his writing about the experience. Throughout the novel there is a sub-plot whereas someone is leaving threatening notes to the main character, Ethan. This makes for a real page turner as the reader is anxious to see from where these threats originate. I am anxious to get a hold of the next novel in the series "The Summer of My Discontent". I highly recommend "Someone Is Watching" you most absolutely will not be disappointed!

Repetitive
While I accept it does portrait quite well the anguish of a boy discovering he is gay and of unrequited love, the prose is absolutely inmature, simplistic in a way that could be acceptable in dialogue(which arent any better) but not in a character that age that is writting. It cannot be excused as the flow of the boy`s conscience either.
An improvement over his first book
If nothing else, the slimmer page-count in this volume made it a much quicker read than his previous book "The Soccer Field Is Empty."The dialogue was still more than a little stilted, and some of the amazing deus ex machinas lead me to roll my eyes.
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Subjects:  1. Boys / Men    2. Children's 12-Up - Fiction - General    3. Children: Grades 2-3    4. Juvenile Fiction    5. Lifestyles - City & Town Life    6. Mysteries, Espionage, & Detective Stories    7. Social Issues - Emotions & Feelings    8. Social Issues - Homosexuality    9. General & Literary Fiction   

Editorial Review

It only took one little tab of LSD to open the mental door 17-year-old Evan Barrett slammed shut the night his parents disappeared beneath the ocean eight years ago. As he unknowingly ingested the drug put into his drink as a prank, the whole horrible evening unfolded again: the violent storm, the frantic mayday from his parents that came through on the family’s ship-to-shore radio, the hopelessness of knowing that there was nothing he or his older brother Emmett could do. Now that the demons of his past have been re-awakened, Evan must confront his fear by discovering once and for all what really happened to his parents. Was it a botched attempt to fake their deaths due to an imminent drug-smuggling investigation by the DEA, as pragmatic Emmett believes? Or something more other-worldly? Ever since he was little, Evan has heard stories about a shrieking, ship-eating sea hag who lies in wait for victims off the Jersey shore. Called Ella Diablo Agujero by the locals, Evan simply knows her as The She. Could her scream have been the last thing his parents ever heard? Evan is determined to find out, come hell, high water, or both. While Carol Plum-Ucci’s writing style is often overly verbose and dialogue-heavy, adolescents nevertheless continue to be drawn to her complex mysteries that, like Read more

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Courtesy of Teens Read Too
Carol Plum-Ucci has established a niche for her mysteries by blending realism and the unexplained. Following upon the success of THE BODY OF CHRISTOPHER CREED and WHAT HAPPENED TO LANI GARVER?, the author penned a credible tale that is part problem novel and part supernatural thriller. THE SHE takes the reader to familiar territory in young adult fiction--death, drug abuse, rebellion against authority, and dysfunctional families--while also presenting a haunting overtone that prevails from the first page to the last.
Horrifying
What it's about:
Suprisingly not good
The book had an interesting premise but failed to live up to it.The book was exciting for about 10-20 pages.The rest was based on teenage suicide, drugs, and sex with no real stunning writing engaging in the characters feelings and emotions.It boiled down to a story of unrealistic characters trying to find themselves. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Brothers    2. Children's 12-Up - Fiction - Horror    3. Children's Books - Young Adult Fiction    4. Children: Young Adult (Gr. 10-12)    5. Fiction    6. General    7. Horror & Ghost Stories    8. Interpersonal relations    9. Juvenile Fiction    10. Mysteries, Espionage, & Detective Stories    11. Sea stories    12. Juvenile Fiction / Mysteries & Detective Stories   

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Suspensefully delicious
I have to say I just read this book last night (yes I read it in a day) & I thought it was AMAZING!! I love mysteries especially when they're so good you can't put them down & this was definetly one of those books, You should definetly read this book if you get the chance!

loved it
this book will just throw you away. its about a 16 year old girl and her mother who has been on the run for as long as she can remember. when the mother turns up missing the girl(who's choose the name 'chass' pureheart) sets off on a waky advencher to find her with her best friend ben and chearleader brittiny. on the way she finds unecpected twists and finds out who she really is. if you like books that just screams mystrey you have to read this.

On the Run
The book I read was Fake I.D. by Walter Sorrells. This book is about a teenage girl who had been on the run from something since she was a baby. She has been on the run so long and has changed her name so many times she didn't even know her real name. Her new name this time is Chastity Pureheart. One night when Chastity and her mom get in a fight her mom leaves and she disappears. Later Chastity finds out her mom has a huge secret about her past and it is catching up to her. Chastity is now being chased by some people who want a tape and she has no clue what they are talking about. Chastity ends up deserting her two best friends and their parents. Can Chastity find a way out of this mess and save her friendships? Read the book Fake I.D. to find out.
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R.L Stine All Night Party

Merc's Review
Book Review
Eh...
It was an okay book. About a bunch of teens having a birthday party on a remote island. Most people leave the house then when returning one girl finds a surprize in the kitchen. The main problem in this book was that R.L. Stine tried to put too much suspense in it and it sort of gets old. just buy a used copy for a penny for reading when you have nothing else to do. I reccomend that you get the babysitter 1 by R.L. It's one of my favorites! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's 12-Up - Fiction - Horror    2. Children: Young Adult (Gr. 7-9)    3. Horror & Ghost Stories    4. Horror stories    5. Juvenile Fiction    6. Mysteries, Espionage, & Detective Stories    7. Juvenile Fiction / Horror & Ghost Stories   

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Good, but not great
This was a good book, but it could be better.It took them 150 pages to get to Alices party.Nothing bad happened before that.We learned about people for 150 pages.Once it got to the end though, the book pcked up.A few other good books by Mr.Pike are Monster, Bury me Deep, Whisper of death, The Evil Heart, and Remember me.

Decent young adult thriller
Once again, Christopher Pike brings us into a world in which a roomful of attractive high schoolers have to figure out who among them is the murderer.
This is great!
I read the whole series Final Friends. This is the greatest book. I loved it. YOU MUST READ THIS!! ... Read more

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Fun read!
Subtitled: Drawing a Blank: Or How I tried to Solve a Mystery, End a
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Subjects:  1. Alcoholism    2. Children's 12-Up - Fiction - General    3. Children's Books - Young Adult Fiction    4. Children: Young Adult (Gr. 10-12)    5. Family - Parents    6. Fiction    7. Juvenile Fiction    8. Mental illness    9. Mothers and daughters    10. Mysteries, Espionage, & Detective Stories    11. Social Issues - Drugs, Alcohol, & Substance Abuse    12. Social Issues - General    13. Suspense/Thriller    14. Juvenile Fiction / Family / Parents   

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Cool Book!
It was a neat book. Nancy and George go on a wilderness trek and when things get suspicious, Nancy calles in the Hardys. It had lots of excitement though it didn't really have any romance. I especially like theway they meet. It's funny. I also like when they were in they raft. Icouldn't put it down and I definatly reccomend it.-RJG,12

It was totally awesome!
This is only the second Nancy Drew & Hardy Boy mystery that I've read and I know that I will continue read more. It is so exciting to find out what will happen to Frank, Joe, and Nancy when they are surronded my a mobof mobsters. How long will they the survive in a wilderness of deceint? Arethey meant to ever get out of the woods and tell their secret to thepolice? To find out you must read it. R.B. age 12

Nancy and the Hardys are stuckin the wilderness with killers
Nancy and George are hiking in the wilderness when strange things start to happen. They call in the Hardys to help them. Soon they're trapped on the mountain surrounded by killers from the mob. Will they survive?To findout, you need to read this exciting book. ... Read more

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EXCELLENT
I've read both volume 1 and 2 of Urasawa's Monster and find it excellent. Even if you are not a fan of manga, and you find a little odd reading "backwards", these books worth it.
Aimed low.
This is a sophisticated story styled more for the preteen - the Older Teen rating applied for a couple of shootings. It's a story that could have enjoyed a more thorough and mature treatment, but whatever, it's Urasawa's baby from ten years ago. From the very start the unusually pure protagonist doctor's moon-eyed adoration by both patient and colleague is little short of the sort reserved for superheroes, a constant in a story whose every character shows signs of Personality Static Disorder. And if the mental acuity of a self-congratulatory federal inspector may have the police investigator nodding in admiration, it suggests more the deluded logic of an early Inspector Clouseau.

Maybe You Have to Be Older ...
I'm extremely fond of MONSTER (from the anime) ... but does it occur to NO ONE that it's really only a very clever paraphrase of THE FUGITIVE? (THE FUGITIVE was, in turn, a present-day gloss on LES MISERABLES, but at least series creator Roy Huggins admitted so right up front.) Maybe one has to be old enough to remember the 1960s TV series to make the connection, but it's not a casual one ...
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