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"Basically my religion is don't be as big as a dummy as you were yesterday."

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No Choirboy By Susan Kuklin

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In their own voices, inmates who are sentenced to death as teenagers, talk about the ups and the downs of their lives in prison. They share all of their thoughts and feelings about how they actually ended up there. It includes interviews from the families and lawyers of death row victims. This book shows how nobody is defined by a crime no matter how bad, and how people can really change. The book breaks down each boys' crime into separate chapters and explains them in full detail what they went though in jail, how they were treated and what the living conditions were like in prison. This book also explains the boys' lives as children and how they grew up, their back stories. They explained what is was like before they committed these murders and got sent off to prison.

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No Choirboy - Murder, Violence, and Teenagers on Death Row

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No Choirboy - Murder, Violence, and Teenagers on Death Row

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Imagine having everything taken away from you-permanently-with no hope of resuming a normal life. This is the case for many teenagers in America who are tried and convicted as adults for the crime of murder. Here Susan Kuklin takes you behind bars...

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"Basically my religion is don't be as big as a dummy as you were yesterday."

"I wasn't able to vote for the politician who opposed the death penalty."

"The death penalty does not deter crime."

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"Mark: I always have accepted responsibility . Iv'e never put it off on anybody. I accept the fact that i'm going to pay the consequences for what I did. I killed a man. And my brother killed the man's wife."

"I knew it was wrong. I knew it before it happened. Iv'e had people telling me , "Oh, you didn't know no better, you were just fourteen. It was your brother leading you on." And even though that's true, in effect I'm the one that did it. And that's the bottom line. I haven't had a day of peace since then."

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Susan Kuklin is an award-winning author & photographer of more than thirty books for children and young adults. Her books are about social issues and the culture behind them. Her photographs have appeared in "Time", "New York TImes" and "Newsweek."