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The Subconscious Mind Of A Juvenile Killer is a haunting psychological journey into the life of a child who slipped through the cracks long before he ever broke the law. Born into a world where love was a luxury and cruelty came knocking at the door every day, his childhood was a ticking time bomb and everyone around him turned a blind eye. What follows is a chilling tale that proves, beyond doubt, that when society ""sweeps problems under the rug,"" they don't disappear, they grow fangs. Through gripping scenes and raw emotional depth, the novel uncovers how trauma, silence, and neglect can turn a child's world upside down. It shows how a young mind, deprived of safety and affection, can ""go off the rails"" long before anyone realizes the damage done. Yet beneath the horror lies a powerful message: children are shaped by the hands that hold them or fail to. This story forces us to face the uncomfortable truth that ""as you sow, so shall you reap,"" especially when it comes to the fragile minds of the young. A dark, thought-provoking tale, this book is a mirror reflecting the price society pays when it leaves its children behind

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Anjum J Parveen is a distinguished psychologist, writer, and thinker known for her fearless exploration of the human mind and its shadows. With years of experience studying trauma, identity, and emotional resilience, she brings a rare authenticity and empathy to her work. Her writing goes beyond storytelling, it is an awakening, a mirror held to society's unspoken wounds. Through her research, lectures, and psychological practice, Anjum has helped countless individuals confront the unseen forces that shape behavior, emotion, and morality. The Making of a Monster is her most compelling and unsettling work yet, a profound reflection on how childhood neglect, social silence, and emotional deprivation can twist innocence into darkness. Anjum believes that true healing begins with understanding, and that no story, however dark, is beyond redemption.

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