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Death Gets A Time-Out

Ayelet Waldman

Ages 14–18

321 pages · Released Jun 1, 2004

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This adult mystery novel centers on a murder investigation and features a protagonist balancing motherhood with detective work. While the plot involves serious crimes and moral dilemmas, the violence is not graphically depicted and the tone remains relatively light given the subject matter. The book explores themes of friendship, loyalty, and honesty, but the mature themes and murder plot make it better suited for older teens than younger readers.

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Between juggling lunchboxes, piano lessons, and baby-sitters, public defender turned stay-at-home mom Juliet Applebaum promises to help her famous friend clear her brother's name of murder. But what will she do when she begins to suspect her friend may not be as innocent as she seems? Between juggling lunchboxes, piano lessons, and baby-sitters, public defender turned stay-at-home mom Juliet Applebaum promises to help her famous friend clear her brother's name of murder. But what will she do when she begins to suspect her friend may not be as innocent as she seems?

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ISBN 9781101664599 · Penguin

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