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What Is The Theme Of The Terrorist By Caroline B Cooney

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I read the book “the terrorist” by Caroline B cooney. I liked this book because it had a lot mystery, twists and conflicts. The main theme is about when Laura 's brother billy is killed by a bomb given to him in a busy subway in london. The authorities have no idea at all to who was behind this, so Laura makes it her main goal to find who did it. So how did it happen? Why? And Who? Her curiosity ends her up in a climatic confrontation at the airport. “A man who caught his arm actually smiled saying "your friend dropped this" Billy was amazed and pleased this unusual helpfulness "oh gee thanks"he said. He tore up the package on the escalator." so he chased after his friends” This quote show how billy was very gullible and trust

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