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With the help of her faithful dog Bill and the police officer responsible for putting her father in jail, thirteen-year-old Jessica faces changes in her life when she realizes her father will not stop drinking or making moonshine. Reprint.
216 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1994
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March 19, 2009
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"This book was written from a 13 year old kid's point of view, and her speech reflects her Kentucky background.
Jessica tries to hide her dad's bootleg whiskey industry from Wrong Man, the Sheriff, while her dad is away. She ends up giving her dad away by mistake, and he gets arrested. Meanwhile, she gradually makes friends with Wrong Man and his wife. Her dog Bill is always there to console."
I have a feeling I read this because I thought it was a dog book, being really into dog books when I was a middle schooler.
"This book was written from a 13 year old kid's point of view, and her speech reflects her Kentucky background.
Jessica tries to hide her dad's bootleg whiskey industry from Wrong Man, the Sheriff, while her dad is away. She ends up giving her dad away by mistake, and he gets arrested. Meanwhile, she gradually makes friends with Wrong Man and his wife. Her dog Bill is always there to console."
I have a feeling I read this because I thought it was a dog book, being really into dog books when I was a middle schooler.
May 5, 2013
Grew up with this one. It was very odd, but enjoyable.
December 3, 2015
this is an awsome book
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