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I agree with Nathan, because the child should be able to make their mind up on the things, he/she love to do.

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I agree with heath if it gets your kid to read you should just do it.

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You would never know what kind of interest your kid has unless of different things. It does not matter if it is scary or not.

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I disagree wit Colin and Rozay because the parent is responsible for the child. If they choose to read the book to the child then they are liable for the problems that come with it.

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I think that if someone has an interest in something then let them be, don't try to take away something that peaks their interest. After finding out he loves murder mysteries, i think it was a great idea for the dad to read the book to his child, just because of the fact he loves it.

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i believe it is appropriate for him to read it based on what his father has seen him examining, it is noticeable that he has a liking to mystery and clues based thinking.

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I agree with Demonte because if a kid likes that kind of book they should be able to read it.

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i disagree with chase, based on what the child has been playing and examining he knows what he is looking for, CLUE  is a murder based mystery game

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I think that it's up to a parent, not any body else, what kind of book their child can read. If I were a parent and my child was 9 or 10 I would probably let them read a book like that.

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the book itself could be a good read for about any one its really depends on the person tho. the child might have a bad reaction to the murders /deaths in the book.

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I agree wit you because a parent shouldn't keep their child away from things that interest them, they should be helping look more into this interest.

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I agree with Kayla because depending on the child's age shows his maturity and whether or not he can handle such a book.

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I agree with heath because he found a way to get his son to read.

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I think it is appropriate because it make there mind think and why they did the it and they have to think who did it be for it happen and it dose not have any thing that is dad.

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I agree with heath because it would probably get his son to read more book it this one get his attention

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i agree with josh because he is thinking the same thing i do

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i agree with roszay because intresting thing can get you child to read

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I agree with Langston that reading and getting the book to get interest with the book would make him enjoy reading

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I agree with Rozay, because if you want your son to read a book so bad, then you would let him read what he wants to get him hooked to it, which would lead him to read more books.

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I agree with Markel because murder mystery are interesting to know who killed who.

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I think the kid should not be reading that type of book since the is 8 or 9 yrs old. It might be a childhood ruined.

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I agree with heath. If one book catches his attention he'll most likely read another

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I agree with cannon because it would be approiate if it got the kid to start to like reading

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Yes I think it is fine for his son to be reading the book, It's a good book and as long as hes doing good parenting i don't think his son is going to go murdering people

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i think to get your son to read i would let him read what ever he wanted to read

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i think it is because it is clearly the type of books he likes

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yes it is appropiate because the son might not like reading but reading the murder mystery made him intrested in reading it and made him like reading stuff.

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I think yes because the book is interesting and make you want to read more books.

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I agree with Rozay because you never know what the kid is interested in.

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Yes because this book is interesting i think its apporpriate because it will get him to start enjoying book and reading more

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I agree that it is appropriate because he was not an active reader and now that he has found something that interests him it should not be taken away.

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this is appropriate because the son wasn't in to regular reading , but murder mystery was interesting to him and it caught his eyes

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i believe that its okay depending on the child's age. if it is a little 5 yr old, a book about murder may not be the best.

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Yes because if that book gets his sons attention then that could open up his son to read other books

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I think it appropriate because it gets his son to read books

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I agree with Rozay because the story is a interesting book that can educate the child and cause them expand there literature selection

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yes because if that is what it takes to get there son to read then it is approiate

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I think this is appropriate because he tried so many ways to make sure his child was happy. After he found him looking at the game cards from the game Clue, he decided to find a book that was to the child's liking.

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Yes because its something interesting to get him hooked to

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In the article, the author talks about how his son does not like reading. He then reveals that he begins to read "And Then There Were None" to his son. Based on what you have read so far, do you think this is appropriate? Why or why not?