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Title	:	The November Criminals
Author	:	Sam Munson
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 258 pages
Published	:	April 20th 2010 by Doubleday (first published 2010)
Categories	:	Fiction. Young Adult. Contemporary. Media Tie In

The November Criminals

Sam Munson

Hardcover | Pages: 258 pages

Rating: 2.57 | 569 Users | 134 Reviews

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For a high school senior, Addison Schacht has a lot of preoccupations. Like getting into college. Selling drugs to his classmates. His complicated relationship with his best friend (NOT his girlfriend) Digger. And he's just added another to the list: the murder of his classmate Kevin Broadus, and his own absurd, obsessive plan to investigate the death. When presented with an essay question on his application to the University of Chicago—What are your best and worst qualities?—Addison finds himself provoked into giving his final, unapologetic say about all of the above and more.

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Original Title:	The November Criminals
ISBN:	038553227X (ISBN13: 9780385532273)
Edition Language:	English

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Ratings: 2.57 From 569 Users | 134 Reviews

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What's the deal with this book? I can't possibly find any other reason to all those stellar press reviews than its in-your-face "Catcher in the Rye" vibe. I've never liked or understood Holden Caulfield (even more so when I was his age.) I didn't like - or get - Addison Schacht either.The writing is fairly good. Too bad that the story itself croaches forward like a stoned snail and reaches nowhere. Nothing has been solved, nothing really changed. As they call it on TV Tropes: a shaggy dog story.

The editors of The Wilson Quarterly have provided a casual reading list for summer, and two books caught my eye.Megan Buskey: My recommendation is The November Criminals, Sam Munsons debut novel. Youll be quickly drawn into the pot-smoke-filled world of Addison Schacht, a high school senior (and nominal weed dealer) hailing from Washington, D.C., who becomes obsessed with the unsolved murder of one of his classmates. The gruff and acerbic Schacht is reflective and intelligent in spite of himself

DNF the writing is hard to follow and Addison is annoying. One chapter was devoted to weed! Are you kidding me!?!?

The book sucked. The movie sucks. The book and the movie sucked. This just sucked.

Ive been a bad, bad boy.There are five books on my First Reads shelf, won in contests between November '09 and late spring '10. Its a nice number--an enviable amount, to those who've won less; a paltry number, to those with more--but to me, its a modest sum. A good start. Five (free!) books are nice--ten would be nicer. Fifteen, twenty, thirty would be nicer still. But I have sinned. Thou Shalt Review is the commandment, and Ive broken it. Five books won, five books read, four reviewed. And

Source: I received a free copy of this book from the publisher via Netgalley! Cost: Free Title: The November Criminals Author: Sam Munson Genre: YA, Contemporary Overall Rating: 3 starsIt was okay. That is what my overstanding and resoluting views are, it was okay and I'm not really prepared to accept anything more than that. It started with so much potential, I was really heading for a 4 star review here, but then it suddenly dropped with it's tedious details and ridiculous situations

What are your best and worst qualities?It's the kind of naff question asked in job interviews, team building exercises and, in this case, college admissions essays. For Addison Schachthigh school senior, minor drug dealer and classicistit's also an opportunity to 'unburden' himself.The summer before Addison's senior year his classmate Kevin Broadusone of the few African American students in their high school's Gifted and Talented Program is shot at point blank range during his shift at Stubb's