Summary of Christian Picciolini's White American Youth
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
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#1 I was the quintessential class bully at St. Damian Elementary School. I took great pleasure in routinely tormenting my eighth grade classmates. I was target of Jake's taunts that day.
#2 I had to fight Jake Reilly, a bully, in eighth grade. I didn't have any friends in Oak Forest, and I was alone against him and his cronies. I prayed one of the teachers would stop the fight.
#3 I was terrified of getting my face punched by this huge boy. I knew that once I was defeated, I would be ruined forever. I couldn't care less about the money I would lose in the bet; I was ready to be exiled from the ranks of St. Damian's lower class.
#4 I was so angry with Jake that I wanted to kill him. I stepped in and threw the first punch, landing squarely on him. I felt my pulse race as I waited for the police to arrive.
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Sample Book Insights:
#1 I was the quintessential class bully at St. Damian Elementary School. I took great pleasure in routinely tormenting my eighth grade classmates. I was target of Jake's taunts that day.
#2 I had to fight Jake Reilly, a bully, in eighth grade. I didn't have any friends in Oak Forest, and I was alone against him and his cronies. I prayed one of the teachers would stop the fight.
#3 I was terrified of getting my face punched by this huge boy. I knew that once I was defeated, I would be ruined forever. I couldn't care less about the money I would lose in the bet; I was ready to be exiled from the ranks of St. Damian's lower class.
#4 I was so angry with Jake that I wanted to kill him. I stepped in and threw the first punch, landing squarely on him. I felt my pulse race as I waited for the police to arrive.
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