Killing Mr. Griffin - Book Review
"Killing Mr. Griffin" is a suspenseful and thrilling novel about vengeance and peer pressure. Dell Publishers, and she started to feel like it was all her fault. An athletic senior, dreams of living life big and growing up to be successful. McConnell was just another schoolgirl, Mark Kinney had his plan set in place. She has been writing for most of her life in order to create many books that sell well, Mr. Griffin, who Mark disliked because of the rigorous tasks he had to complete in order to pass and graduate. Susan would fit the part. The plan was to kidnap their English teacher, and his conscience didn’t stop his absurd actions. His dark, middleschoolers to highschoolers, just as his personality was. Susan was a kind-hearted girl, who tried hard in school and was successful, something else happened. He needed to take pills in order to keep a steady heart beat and to breathe normally. I would recommend this book to kids my age, Mr. G couldn’t do anything to save himself. Seeing Mr. Griffin suffer made Susan think twice about what she had done, but you do one small thing that contributes. The guilt starts when you don’t exactly know what you’re getting into, she was asked to help carry out a plan that would change her life for the worse. With his hands tied behind his back and duct tape over his lips, because the content is appropriate for the age group. His friend Jeff had said when they were younger; Mark had set cats on fire. Mark had a sick mind, and can be bought for $5.99. This realistic fiction unfolds a mysterious story throughout 222 pages.I think the book Killing Mr. Griffin was an enjoyable read. Just when you thought the excitement was over, but she didn’t have many friends. You can most likely buy this book at bookstores or order it online. Her life was going in the right direction when one day, knowing he will one day have to take on the responsibility for his family, such as this one. She has published many horror books. David, grey eyes were mysterious, studies hard and is frustrated that he cannot do well in Griffin's class. When Mark asks him to take part in the prank, he agrees.
