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The Art Of Racing In Rain Analysis
After, reading the book The Art of Racing in Rain by Gareth Stein, you should all be now experts on the book. In the book, there was a major court case between Denny and his in-laws Maxwell and Trish also known as the Evil Twins. Your assignment is to prepare yourself to argue for Denny or the Twins case. Next class, we will have this debate on this and decide which side should have won. When you get to class you will be randomly place to one side of the classroom. SO BE PREPARE TO ARGUE BOTH SIDES!!
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