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October 23
Headmaster Olsen
Pearson Ellis
Winslow Ellis Dear Mr. As you know, I've always held your son in the highest esteem. It pains me to have to inform you of his involvement in various illegal and immoral money-making schemes on the Wessex campus. Details attached. Winslow is at a critical juncture in his education and can not afford any blemishes on his record. Toward that end, I am offering to overlook his transgressions in exchange for a donation of $300,000 to the enclosed account number. I trust you will take care of this matter in a timely fashion. Phillip Olsen
Headmaster In the satisfying conclusion Sunday and Fred pull off the scam of the century -- and beat the blackmailers at their own game.

256 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 2002

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Daniel Parker

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Daniel Parker is a pseudonym of Daniel Ehrenhaft.

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3.5 stars
Pretty good, although there were a couple of moments that were a bit cringy.
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June 5, 2024
THE MAFIA WAS PRANKING THEM THE WHOLE TIME.

Guys I’ve been too pretentious. I thought the writing style was overly chill and ironic because it didn’t want to be caught expressing an uncool amount of emotion, but in reality it was silly goofy satire.

Three stars. I’d give it three and a half if I could. Obviously the best part of this series was watching Noah Percy digivolve from John Turturro’s role as Barton Fink to his role as Jesus.
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