Twelve Angry Men (Penguin Classics) by Reginald Rose
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Book Summary Author: Reginald Rose Introduction: David Mamet Edition: Paperback Audio: English (Unknown); English (Original Language); English (Published) Published: 2006-08-29 ISBN: 0143104403 Number of pages: 96 Publisher: Penguin Classics Product features:
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Book Reviews of the Twelve Angry Men (Penguin Classics)
Customer Review: Great Book
Summary: 4 Stars
The novel, Twelve Angry Men, was written by Reginald Rose. Reginald was born in Manhattan. He has also written other plays like Dear Friends and Black Monday. In this book he writes a fictional story about twelve men on jury duty who must decide whether or not a boy is guilty of murdering his father. "Its not easy for me to raise my hand and send a boy off to die without talking about it first" says the eighth juror. This quote shows that the eighth juror is very careful in making decisions. This book is very interesting in how they bring up small details that end up being crucial information. I didn't like how short the book was. I would recommend this book to people who believe in making the right decisions and everyone getting a fair chance. By T.WALKER