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File Size: 1587 KB
Print Length: 305 pages
Publisher: Little, Brown Books for Young Readers (April 18, 2017)
Publication Date: April 18, 2017
Language: English
ASIN: B01K3WN42U
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Boy, 4, Shoots, Kills Infant SisterFor ten years that headline plagued Sebastian. You see, he was that young boy who accidentally killed his sister all those years ago. Time may have passed and he had grown up but that moment in time will profoundly affect the rest of his life. A life he has decided needs to come to an end, and soon.The subject matter for this book is tough. Gun violence, mental illness, and suicide are some serious themes to include into a novel and I have not read one that tackles them from this angle before. I’ll admit I wasn’t even sure if this book was something I wanted to read at first. But man am I glad I did because this book was so poignant and well done. The kind of story that will stay with me.All the characters were quite complex and added so much depth to the story we are told, none moreso than the main character, Sebastian. Outwardly, he appeared to be the average teenager – had a best friend, interests, and was incredibly skilled at making pizza. But inside he was very troubled and had mapped out the details of how he wanted to die. This wasn’t a sudden decision but had been building inside of him for so long. It broke my heart to see someone as sweet as he feeling so conflicted about the importance of his life. All the pain and guilt he had to live with as he came to terms with what happened… gut-wrenching. A bright light enters the novel amongst all the dark in the form of Aneesa, the new girl who moved into town. She was an incredible joy. She had such a maturity about her for her age and showed so much strength and pride in herself and being a young Muslim woman. She was fun and inspiring and someone Sebastian felt didn’t judged him for his past. I loved all of their pizza making adventures that left my mouth-watering and wishing for recipes to follow along with!Though this new friendship with Aneesa is such a presence in the novel, I must note that it isn’t meant as a plot point to miraculously save Sebastian, which would be a complete misrepresentation of suicide prevention. This is truly his journey to take on his own, though of course having a supportive friend is extremely important as well. I was on the edge and nervous as I read this. Parts of this novel are hard and brutally honest. And that is what I was looking for when I picked it up. The aftermath for someone in Sebastian’s situation is unimaginable – coming to terms with what happened as you get older, the affects on your family, feeling like everyone you know only sees you as the boy who killed his sister. The author did a phenomenal job capturing his voice in such a believable way.This book was everything I hoped it would be and more! Not only does it shine awareness on gun violence and suicide, but also Islamophobia as well. I found myself angry every time I had to put it down for real life distractions because I was so invested to how the book would concluded. This is absolutely a must-read!National Suicide Prevention Lifeline1-800-273-8255
This is a wild, daring, crazy subject to write about.Barry Lyga pulls it off like a star.Just the research is daunting, the insight, the willingness to dive into the murkiest center of what-ifs and the human psyche's responses to them. Lyga does it with a flow and an ease that makes you read with your heart cycling through light and heavy, light and heavy.I laughed out loud at the quirky thought processes of our main boy. I smirked happily at his puppy love. And then there was the guilt—the living with the memory hole of a lost sister—the voice waking him up at night—the trailer in the forest waiting with the promise of relief.This is a story to pick out of that treasure chest of amazing reads. I promise it's one that will stay with you for a long time to come.
You expect this book to be heartbreaking. It could easily be heartbreaking. It is the story of a 14 year old boy with an overwhelming problem: he was one of those toddlers around whom someone left a loaded gun. No one blames a four year old, except for himself. He has been the perfect kid for the years since. He is a sophomore taking senior level classes, clumsy but polite, able to pick up on subtle educated references.The kind of kid, you might want your daughter to date.Great kid, but...He has a plan to end the pain. Then he meets someone who takes him out of himself and into the creation of pizza! Pizza? Pizza can’t save his psyche. Actually only confrontations on several levels can save him.I didn’t cry much. Only half a dozen tears out of the outside corner of my left eye. Who could imagine that this story would be more heartwarming than heartrending. This book allows you to see inside your own mind as well as his as he expands the reader’s understanding of the human condition.
Barry Lyga really takes on some tough topics. This is no exception. I teach in high school, and my kids love this book. Such a tragic story born out of an accident. A sad reminder that life can change in an instant. However, there is always hope, and people around those who have dealt with tragic accidents can have a profound impact. Something we all need to remember when we encounter those who have dealt with unimaginable tragedy. Lyga does not disappoint!
Grade: B-3.5 starsSebastian is that kid, the kid who shot his baby sister ten years ago at age four. Everybody knows what he did, everyone except Aneesa, the new girl on his block. Sebastian had planned to commit suicide, until he he bonded with her. Once she discovers what he did, Sebastian is certain they'll no longer be friends, or more.Barry Lyga has an almost poetic style of writing. Had the format been different, BANG could have been verse. For the most part, Sebastian's malaise-filled voice sounded authentic. Lyga sprinkled in too many SAT vocabulary words for me to entirely buy into Sebastian's narration. At one point the word "prosaic" appeared three times over a few pages. I get that he's a good writer, but I've never met an almost-sophomore use the words he does.Aneesa was a great character, being Muslim added an extra dimension to her persona and diversity to the story. The Islamaphobia she experienced paralleled some of the bullying Sebastian received for shooting his sister. I also enjoyed best friend and rich kid Evan.BANG lacked real resolution (not that any real closure could occur after such a tragedy) and didn't show how the characters went from Huge Event at point A to B (I'm being purposely vague to avoid spoiling). If the ending had been more meaningful, I would have added at least one star. I will definitely look for more of Lyga's books in the future.
Heartbreaking but worth it
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