"Monster," a novel by Walter Dean Myers, was written to explore themes of race, justice, and identity through the lens of a young Black man, Steve Harmon, who is on trial for murder. Myers aimed to shed light on the complexities of the criminal justice system and the impact it has on individuals, particularly those from marginalized communities. The narrative structure, presented as a screenplay, allows readers to engage with Steve's thoughts and emotions, emphasizing his struggle for self-definition in a society that labels him as a monster. Ultimately, the book serves as a powerful commentary on societal perceptions and the inherent biases within the legal system.
William Akins has written: 'Loch Ness monster' -- subject(s): Loch Ness monster 'The Loch Ness monster'
Barry Brazier has written: 'Monster-mobiles' -- subject(s): Monster trucks
Ann Monster has written: 'I love you' -- subject- s -: God, Imaginary letters, Love
Amy Krakow has written: 'The Mutt and the Monster' 'The Mutt and the Monster go to Mexico/ La Mutt Y La Monster van a Mexico'
Wendy Newsham has written: 'The monster hunt' -- subject(s): Fiction, Loch Ness monster
DUNCAN MACMILLAN has written: 'MONSTER'
Joshua Mikel has written: 'The monster hunters'
Bob Willems has written: 'Lichtgevoelig monster'
Pauline Mol has written: 'Hello monster'
It was written by Lisi Harrison
The poem "pity this busy monster, manunkind" by e.e. cummings was written in 1944.
It was written in 2008.