The Seventh Most Important Thing
Shelley Pearsall
After Arthur throws a brick that strikes the Junk Man, a judge sentences the thirteen-year-old to help the man. Arthur had reasons for acting, and the brick hits the man’s arm, but the court still considers sending him to juvenile detention. As part of his sentence, Arthur assists the Junk Man with the objects he gathers. He then discovers that the collected junk belongs to an important artwork.
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