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You'd have to be crazy to make friends with a murderer...When 15-year-old Chas finds a website asking people to write to prisoners on Death Row, he decides it would be funny to get letters from a murderer. He writes to an inmate, pretending to be his mum, but the chilling replies are not what he expects. Chas's own wild escapades land him in a young offender's institute, where he learns that his penpal has been released. And is coming to find him...

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    How does Chas’s motivation for writing to a Death Row inmate change from a dark joke to something much more complex as the story unfolds?

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    In what ways does the author use the prison letters to create suspense and psychological tension without revealing too much too soon?

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    Chas is prone to wild escapades and poor decision-making; how do you feel the adults in his life contribute to or fail to manage his rebellious behavior?

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