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by Walter Dean Myers
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Monster Study Guide consists of approx. 56 pages of summaries and analysis on Monster by Walter Dean Myers. Browse the literature study guide below:
The fictional author of this story, Steve Harmon, writes in a printing, non-cursive style about his impression of prison and why he is writing the story. Steve writes in a notebook that the prison authorities allow him to keep. He describes how his looks have changed, the terrible violence in prison, that he must live with fear every moment, and when he feels safe enough to cry. Steve ends the untitled prologue with a brief explanation of why he chose the title Monster. ( read more) Prologue Chapter 1, Monday, July 6th Chapter 2, Tuesday, July 7th Chapter 3, Wednesday, July 8th Chapter 4, Thursday, July 9th Chapter 5, Notes: Chapter 6, Friday, July 10th Chapter 7, Saturday, July 11th Chapter 8, Sunday, July 12th Chapter 9, Monday, July 13th Chapter 10, Tuesday, July 14th Chapter 11, Friday Afternoon, July 17th Chapter 12, December 5 Months Later
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Monster from BookRags and Gale's For Students Series. ©2005-2006 Thomson Gale, a part of the Thomson Corporation. All rights reserved.
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