The Boy Who Hit Back

Matthew's transformation from a typical child to a troubled teen is at the heart of this story. As he grapples with his newfound rebellious behavior, the consequences of his actions ripple through his family and friendships. The narrative explores themes of identity, the impact of external pressures, and the struggle for redemption. As Matthew faces the challenges of adolescence, he must confront his mistakes and seek a path to understanding and growth, ultimately questioning what it means to be a "problem child."