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The Chocolate War (Puffin Teenage Books) Book
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TheBookPeople
When new boy Jerry Renault refuses to take part in Trinity School's annual chocolate sale, the consequences are devastating in Robert Cormier's The Chocolate War.Archie Costello, the leader of the Vigils - a secret society that rules the school - has been asked by the headmaster to help sell 20,000 boxes of chocolate in the annual fundraising effort. Archie, the Assigner, sees this as the perfect chance to assert his power further - but freshman Jerry Renault is not having this...Jerry steadfastly refuses to sell chocolates and doesn't buck into the enormous mental and physical pressure he is put under - unveiling a corrupt regime which leads to tragedy in the process. An absorbing read for teenagers which will encourage them to ask questions about the world we live in.
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Foyles
The bestselling controversial novel about corruption and misuse of power in an American boys' school.The headmaster of Trinity College asks Archie Costello, the leader of the Vigils, a secret society that rules the school, to help with the selling of 20,000 boxes of chocolates in the annual fund-raising effort. Archie sees the chance of adding to his power - he is the Assigner, handing out to the boys tasks to be performed if they are to survive in the school. Freshman, Jerry Renault, a newcomer to the corrupt regime, refuses to sell chocolates. Enormous mental and physical pressure is put on him but he will not give in - the result is an inevitable, explosive tragedy.
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BookDepository
The Chocolate War : Paperback : Penguin Random House Children's UK : 9780141312514 : 0141312513 : 30 Aug 2001 : Every year, Trinity School runs a chocolate sale. Each boy volunteers to sell a quota of boxes. But this year it's different, because new kid Jerry Renault has refused to take part. This small act of defiance starts a chain reaction exposing the corruption running throughout the school.
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ASDA
Every year Trinity School runs a chocolate sale. Each boy volunteers to sell a quota of boxes. But this year it's different because new kid Jerry Renault has refused to take part. This small act of defiance starts a chain reaction exposing the corruption running throughout the school.
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Penguin
The headmaster of Trinity College asks Archie Costello, the leader of the Vigils, a secret society that rules the school, to help with the selling of 20,000 boxes of chocolates in the annual fund-raising effort.
- 0141312513
- 9780141312514
- Robert Cormier
- 30 August 2001
- Puffin
- Paperback (Book)
- 224
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