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Title: Kellerman should stick to novel writing
Review: Filled with sensational phrases (beginning with the title), this thin little book purports to be reflections on violent children. Beyond dropping a few names, Kellerman has little to add to the question of how to deal with severely troubled children. Instead, he fans the flames of fear and loathing of youthful offenders with sensationalism and rhetoric by alluding to Hitler, Butch Cassidy, and Ted Kaczynski. Maybe the readers of USA Today can find something worthwhile in this drivel, but I found Savage Spawn to be a wasted effort. Try Angry Young Men by Aaron Kipnis for some true insights into "bad boys."
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