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Book Report For Grade 10 English
Book Report: The Hunt Club
Book by: Bret Lott

I did not know Charles Middleton Simons as most of his family, friends and colleagues did. But he was a good man, he would come down every weekend to and hunt at Hungry Neck Hunt Club and talk to all the other guys that would come every week, for some hunting and to interact with the members at the Hungry Neck Hunt Club. He seemed like a very nice person that had his life in line but I guess something must have gotten to him. I will miss him, so will his family and friends. He had a wife that loved him very dearly and loved him a lot and was trying to help somebody find his killer. He was very brutally killed and was left there in the woods where he was hunting and was had his hands skinned off. He did not deserve what happened to him and I hope justice is served to the person who had the guts to kill this innocent man for no reason. I also hope that he will be locked up in jail for a very long time for what he has done to Charles Middleton Simons. I hope his friends and family are able to get over these very difficult times in their life and to overcome this hardship as one and to become stronger from this event. Also those we pray for Charles Middleton Simons, so that he can have a better life up there. It will be a big relieve once they catch who did this to him, since there will be one less danger in this community that can affect us in any way. We have to make the hunting club a safer and better place for all the members and not make the same mistake that Charles did and to learn from the mistake of others. I am once again sorry for what has happened to Charles Middleton Simons and I hope the best for his friends and family and I hope that Charles rests in peace.

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