Teens Shouldn T Be On The Book I Hunt Killers

What if the world’s most notorious serial killer...was your dad? Jazz’s dad has cursed Jazz with the fate to be a killer like his father but his friends and the sheriff help Jazz with his predicament. Jazz helps the Sheriff solve some mysterious murders in Lobo’s Nod, the killer is copying Jazz’s dad and recommitting his murders himself. Teens should be able to I hunt Killers because this book teaches them the importance of friendship, loyalty to family and doing what a person believes is right.
One reason this book shouldn’t be on the banned book lists is because it teaches teens the importance of friendship. In the book I Hunt Killers Jazz goes through a lot in his childhood years, like when his dad taught him how to dissolve human body parts with 2 types of chemical cleaners. Jazz also was 12-13 years old when his dad got arrested by sheriff G. William as Jazz calls him in the book, which is why most people think of him as dangerous and unsafe. “Howie had been the

Like when Jazz doesn’t listen to Sheriff G. William because he thinks that the murder was caused by a serial killer not a normal killer, and because of that he goes investigating himself and ends up finding out the pattern of the killer before the Sheriff. “He paused at the door and turned back. Oh, and Jazz? Howie? I catch you two pulling anymore shenanigans and i will not be inclined to go easy on you. Hear?” (Lyga 52). This evidence shows that the Sheriff G. William doesn’t want Jazz’s help with the case and wants him to forget about it and to not interfere. But Jazz goes to the crime scene and tries to find more clues and he does. The clue has the victims anissuals of it. Teens should be able to read I hunt Killers because it teaches teens that even though someone disagrees with them and doesn’t want them to do something that they believe is right, to do it