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The Runner by Cynthia Voigt - You can run from something, or toward something—but can you do both at the same time? Book four in the Newbery-winning cycle from Book Edition: Reissue. The Runner by Cynthia Voigt is a young adult novel, and the fourth book in the Tillerman series. It follows the story of Samuel “Bullet” Tillerman, an avid runner and track star who struggles against his abusive father and passive mother, while trying to achieve his dreams to run at any cost. "The Runner" is the book I'd show anybody who ever put down young adult novels. By Cynthia Voigt's own estimation, "The Runner" is her best novel. She's right. I first read the novel five years ago; since then, I've taught it almost thirty times in that period of time, and it just keeps getting better/5(25).

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The Runner by Cynthia Voigt is a young adult novel, and the fourth book in the Tillerman series. It follows the story of Samuel “Bullet” Tillerman, an avid runner and track star who struggles against his abusive father and passive mother, while trying to achieve his dreams to run at any cost. As Chapter 8 of Cynthia Voigt’s novel The Runner comes to a close, Bullet has just been instrumental in defusing a potential race riot in the cafeteria, in so doing planting the seeds of a. "The Runner" is the book I'd show anybody who ever put down young adult novels. By Cynthia Voigt's own estimation, "The Runner" is her best novel. She's right. I first read the novel five years ago; since then, I've taught it almost thirty times in that period of time, and it just keeps getting better.