12 Angry Men

[JellyBeing]

It's technically a play, but you can get it in a "hard cover" book like manner.

It is about a jury trial, a boy is on the stand for murdering his father. The main idea or theme of the book is basically: what happens when a group of diverse people try to reach a single decision, not only do opinions vary, but personalities clash. <- to put it in simpliest form

It's very enjoyable if you treat like a play, as it is, and have others read it aloud with you; each having a certain part.
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So has anyone else read it? Liked it? Hated it?

[Mish]

I can't say I've read it. x3 But I've seen the movie (very old, it was in black and white). I watched it in my Psychology class, actually. It was rather interesting and I would consider reading the book.

[JellyBeing]

I can't say I've read it. x3 But I've seen the movie (very old, it was in black and white). I watched it in my Psychology class, actually. It was rather interesting and I would consider reading the book.

My english class just recently watched the movie also after reading the screen play.

I do recommend it, because there are a few parts different from the book and movie.