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The main characters of this young adult, fiction story are ,. The book has been awarded with Michael L. Kingdom Death Monster. Please note that the tricks or techniques listed in this pdf are either fictional or claimed to work by its creator. We do not guarantee that these techniques will work for you. Other files 1 Monster. Claim the 'Monster. I have a good faith belief that use of the material in the manner complained.

Free download or read online Monster pdf ePUB book. The first edition of the novel was published in April 21st , and was written by Walter Dean Myers. Yet, what we seem to be missing are examples of positive consequences to our actions, especially when something negative occurs. It is as if a negative can only equal a negative. Through the examples in Whirligig of how life goes on after tragedy,. Sample Introductions If you decided to make your life into a movie, what would you write about, and what would you gloss over?

In the book Monster, Walter Dean Myers writes as Steve Harmon, a black teen caught in a court trial due to being accused of being part of a robbery that resulted in the death of a drugstore owner. While going through this ordeal, Steve decides to write it all as a movie, claiming it is Told as it actually happened!

In Monster, Walter Dean Myers uses Steves Journal Entries to display how Steves thoughts about his contribution in the robbery changed throughout the story. These thought changes that are written and recorded really show Steves doubt and his trouble distinguishing truth and untruth, due to the contradicting entries that are found in the book. Through this, it is easy to see how the court system has faults with their judicial system.

Some of the novels themes include: stereotypes and racism, identity, and transformation. Through the use of diction and imagery, Gene Luen Yang depicts the stereotypical Chinese person, Chin-Kee, in an over the top and over exaggerated way.

The purpose of Chin-Kees character is to get readers to see beyond stereotypes. Americas prison population quadrupled between the years of to , reaching a staggering 2. Out of those 2. While African Americans make up only about one quarter of the countrys population.

Even more startling is the fact that African Americans are incarcerated at nearly six times the rate of whites. Author Walter Dean Myers addresses those gross racial disparities and the destructive consequences they have on African American males in his book Monster.

In Monster, Myers uses the metaphor of a monster to argue that the US corrections system treats African American males unfairly. This leads to a broken sense of self that in turn creates the behavior that is trying to be avoided. The metaphor of a monster can be seen most clearly through the diction of the characters especially those in positions of power. The copy can be digital, as long as you dont mind a classmate using your device to read it.

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