Analysis Of The Book 'Nothing But The Truth'

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Nothing But The Truth In the book Nothing but the Truth by AVI there is someone to blame and someone who is responsible for that. That is shown down below. The most affected in the book Nothing but the Truth by AVI is Mrs.Narwin. One piece of evidence is how the Jake Barlow talk show said those things of how to mentally hurt Mrs.Narwin.Another piece of evidence is How she is missing her sister so much and wants to retire.The third piece of evidence is the Malloys and their words.The last piece of evidence is How she tries to help but keeps getting pushed away. The most to blame is Mr. and Mrs. Malloy. One reason is that they could not have told him to support patriotism and follow directions given to him.Another piece of evidence is that

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