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Killing Mr. Griffin is an incredibly suspenseful novel which takes place in Albuquerque, New Mexico. It is written in third person point of view. The protagonist of this thrilling novel is Susan McConnell. Susan is a loner and mostly stays home with her nose in the books. She works hard at her studies and usually has no trouble with her teachers. But, Mr. Griffin is an exception. Mark Kinney, on the other hand, the antagonist, has already failed Mr. Griffin's class once. Mark's face is one that seldom changes expression, but his eyes become very bright and shiney when he has an idea. This is the look he gets when he comes up with the crazy idea to kill Mr. Griffin. One would never call Mark handsome, but he does have a special beauty, so striking that it causes those around him to catch their breath. There are many other characters in this book who play a big role in the story. David Ruggles, handsome, popular and class president of the senior class, is in on the conspiracy.......

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