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How does the theme of Toxic Masculinity Versus Positive Masculinity center the novel? How do Casanova and the Gentleman Caller represent extremely harmful men? Why does Alex Cross serve as a positive moment? Are there times when Cross displays both?
Watch the movie adaptation of Kiss the Girls. What changes in the film? How is the motif of twinning represented?
Analyze the relationship between Cross and Kate. How are they “partners in crime,” romantic partners, and “best friends”? Is a reunion foreshadowed between them?
By James Patterson
1st to Die
James Patterson
Alex Cross
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Ali Cross
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Along Came a Spider
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Ambush
James O. Born, James Patterson
Becoming Muhammad Ali
James Patterson, Kwame Alexander
Cross Down
James Patterson
Eruption
Michael Crichton, James Patterson
Four Blind Mice
James Patterson
Holmes, Marple & Poe: The Greatest Crime-Solving Team of the Twenty-First Century
James Patterson, Brian Sitts
I Funny: A Middle School Story
James Patterson, Chris Grabenstein
Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment
James Patterson
Med Head
James Patterson
Middle School, The Worst Years of My Life
Chris Tebbetts, James Patterson, Illustr. Laura Park
Nevermore
James Patterson
Roses Are Red
James Patterson
Sam's Letters to Jennifer
James Patterson
Suzanne's Diary for Nicholas
James Patterson
The Big Bad Wolf
James Patterson
The House of Wolves
James Patterson, Mike Lupica