Dovey Coe

Dovey Coe by Frances O’Roark Dowell is a First Edition published by Walker Books in 2002, featuring 181 pages in English. This novel follows twelve-year-old Dovey, who finds herself entangled in a mystery when the evidence suggests she may have murdered Parnell, a man she dislikes for his treatment of her family. As Dovey navigates the challenges of her situation, she must decide whether to trust a city lawyer unfamiliar with her case or take matters into her own hands.
Readers will discover a narrative that explores themes of family dynamics, sibling relationships, and the complexities of social issues such as grief and disabilities. The story delves into Dovey’s internal struggles and her determination to clear her name amidst the turmoil. Set against the backdrop of the United States, this juvenile fiction piece invites readers to engage with Dovey’s journey as she confronts the mysteries surrounding her life and the people she cares about.
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Twelve-year-old Dovey never did like Parnell. She didn’t like his slick way of wooing her older sister, or the way he maligned her deaf brother, but she didn’t murder him. All the evidence, however, points at Dovey, will she rely on a city lawyer who knows nothing, or will she do something?
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