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1st EDITION, with educational worksheets for students and teachers. NARRATIVE SUITABLE FOR SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS. Baby gangs are the beginning of a criminal path that often originates from the chain of organized crime, trace a route that envelops a weak social fabric such as that of adolescents, then to rejoin the mother chain with a more ferocious link. Set in Naples during the 1980s and 1990s, the book recounts episodes of violence that many adolescents personally experienced, caught up in a criminal world where Camorra families fostered the rise of small groups known as ""baby gangs."" These gangs took root in a climate of lawlessness and, day after day, thrived on acts of brutality and cowardice, preying above all on their peers whose only fault was not belonging to any criminal clan. Today, the phenomenon of baby gangs is far from over. It now manifests itself through a different kind of delinquency than in those years, giving rise to even more violent groups - stray dogs without the ""mark of the clan."" If you are looking for a pleasant read, this isn't the book for you. The stories told, inspired by real events, are not pleasant to read - and they were even less pleasant for me to live through and write.

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