Theodore Boone · Book 4

Theodore Boone: The Activist

Published
21 May 2013
Pages
289
ISBN-13
9781444763430
Type
novel
Cover of Theodore Boone: The Activist

About this book

Theodore Boone: The Activist came out May 21, 2013, almost exactly a year after The Accused, putting Theo at the center of an environmental fight against a chemical plant. It runs 289 pages, the longest entry in the series.

Key facts about Theodore Boone: The Activist

Theodore Boone: The Activist is a novel by John Grisham. Readers have had it since 21 May 2013. It runs to 289 pages.

Our list holds 1 edition of Theodore Boone: The Activist. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9781444763430 to find the main one.

Theodore Boone: The Activist is book 4 of 7 in the Theodore Boone series. The series has 7 published books. However, the series starts with Theodore Boone: Kid Lawyer (2010). Theodore Boone: The Scandal is the latest book in the series with a full release date, out on 10 May 2016.

Additionally, John Grisham writes Jake Brigance and Camino Island as separate series. Those series sit on our legal thriller, middle grade and mystery shelves. Meanwhile, The Widow is the latest published John Grisham book on file, from October 2025.

About John Grisham

John Grisham is an American author widely credited with popularizing the modern legal thriller, having sold hundreds of millions of books across a career built on tightly plotted stories of lawyers, courtrooms, and corporate or criminal conspiracy. See every John Grisham book in order.

Its place in Theodore Boone

Theodore Boone: The Activist is book 4 in the Theodore Boone series. It follows Theodore Boone: The Accused. It is followed by Theodore Boone: The Fugitive. See the full Theodore Boone reading order.

Theodore Boone is John Grisham's legal thriller series for younger readers, following a thirteen-year-old in the small town of Strattenburg whose parents are both lawyers and who knows more about courtroom procedure than most adults. Theo isn't a detective in the usual sense — he can't practice law, and he's careful (mostly) to stay inside the rules of his small-town world — but he ends up at the center of real cases anyway: a murder trial where he holds a secret about a witness in Theodore Boone: Kid Lawyer…

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