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I Hunt Killers by Barry Lyga

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8/18/13

Tramatizing childhood


I could not imagine what it would be like to be in Jazz’s shoes. I cannot imagine how he feels to have a father like his. A father who is a serial killer who tells his young son every little detail about being a serial killer. Poor Jazz’s childhood was ruined and led him to be traumatized for life.

1 comment:

Unknown said...

Gina wow, I really agree with this post. I also feel it's so sad and upsetting that Jazz has to live with this kind of trauma. No one should have to go through what he went through. I would never want to grow up in this kind of world. Good thing Jazz had learned, and chose to 'hunt killers' rather than be one.