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Monster Book Review

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Book Reports

 

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Catherine H

 

Date added:

March 31, 2012

 

Level:

University

 

Grade:

B

 

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4 / 908

 

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Steve writes this way to keep his sanity while being in prison during the trial. The majority of the story takes place in the courtroom. Steve is there with another defendant, James King, who has his own attorney. The events of the robbery unfold through the accounts of witnesses, attorneys and the participants...
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The book is about Steve's trial and whether he will be found guilty of felony murder The story starts with Steve in his cell, he is very nervous. He only cries at night so the other prisoners can't hear him. There is a mirror in his room with names of other prisoners scratched into it, he looks into it and calls himself "Monster" ...
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