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Study Guide for Monster by Walter Dean Myers Summary

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MONSTER STUDY GUIDE - MONSTER SUMMARY

THEMES - THEME ANALYSIS

Introspection or the self-examination of your own thoughts and feelings

The theme of introspection is the most relevant of the novel. It refers to how the entire novel is not just Steve’s re-telling of the events he..........


Peer Pressure

Another theme is peer pressure. This is another important idea presented to the young people who might read this novel. It presents the reality of the world, that there are people who do bad things out of selfishness and greed, and they often impact in devastating ways on people..........


 

 

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