The Seventh Most Important Thing (Paperback)

from asomers

This is a fictionalized account about the artist James Hampton and his work of art called "The Throne of the Third Heaven of the Nations' Millenium General Assembly" which is currently on display at the Smithsonian American Art Museum. After reading the story, I am thoroughly intrigued by the wor...

from Stahl-Ricco

“One kid. One crime. One chance to make things right.” It's weird, while reading this, I really noticed discarded tinfoil lying about, and felt a strong urge to pick it all up! Ahh, the power of books! This is a decent YA read. A tale of consequences, redemption, and dealing with loss. And just f...

from WhitneyYPL

When Arthur throws a brick at the Junk Man and severely injures him, his life is turned upside down. Or was it turned upside down before that? After spending time in juvie, it's Arthur's chance to plead his case in front of a judge. It turns out, there was a reason Arthur threw the brick. As part...

from acargile

This novel is realistic fiction, inspired by an actual event and man. Arthur T. Owens sees a man, gets angry, and throws a brick at the guy who is always picking through the trash. Staying at juvie for several days waiting to see the judge is only slightly worse than meeting the judge who always ...

from sgrame

Arthur T. Owen throws a brick at an old trashpicker when he spots him wearing his dad's hat... his dad who died earlier in the year. When taken to court, the judge sentences Arthur to community service with James Hampton, the man whom he injured in the assault. Arthur now has to push a rusty old ...