Monster By Walter Dean Myers Summary

“Monster”, by, Walter Dean Myers story, a story based on struggle, of a boy in world surrounded by darkness that is blinded by many who seeks for freedom keeps himself away from others hopes and dreams about being free to walk once again in the world of the free. but holds on to that hope for along as possible until he is proved not guilty, his moms crying trying to not worry her son afraid to lose a son that’s kind hearted to those around who participates and supports those in school and in the

What are the odds of a sixteen year old being guilty of murder that they have no proof? In Monster by Walter Dean Myers this is the most substantial problem, Steve Harmon, who is sixteen and James King who is at the age twenty-three are both being accused of the murder of a man named Alguinaldo Nesbitt. The reason that Steve Harmon is being accused is because many witnesses are saying they saw Harmon as wells as King at the store that was robbed and resulted in the murder of Mr. Nesbitt. Witnesses

know if they can trust themself—that what they believe to be the truth is really true? Sometimes one can lie to themself without even knowing it, other times one worries that they are lying to themself, but they cannot tell if they are. In Monster by Walter Dean Myers, Steve Harmon and James King are put on trial for the felony murder of a drug store owner, Mr. Nesbitt. During his jail time due to the trial, he writes a movie script and journal entries, which is how the information is presented to the

Walter Dean Myers was an American author of children books, but was better known for his work with young adult literature. As well as writing Monster Walter also wrote many different books such as The Glory Field, Slam, Fallen Angels, Shooter, and The Beast. Myer was third U.S National Ambassador for Young People’s literature in 2012 and 2013. Myer’s win the Margaret Edwards Award and the Michael L. Printz Award. Myer’s was born in Martinsburg, West Virginia on August 12, 1937 and passed award at

Monster by Walter Dean Myers The plot of Monster, by Walter Dean Myers, is scary because the King talks Steve into being in his crew with him, which the crew is where they were going to rob the drugstore. King takes the gun from the guy at the store then shoots him and kills him. All the people that were with him, who was his crew, end up getting caught as well and all have to go to court. They then have to go to trial for the murder. In the book Monster, by Walter Dean Myers, Steve Harmon is a