Works by Walter Dean Myers (pg. 38)

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by Walter Dean Myers

"This quasi-Romeo and Juliet will easily find its place alongside Sharon Mills Draper's Romiette and Julio (1999), Myers's short story, "Kitty and Mack: a Love Story," West Side Story and of course, the Shakespearean play itself. (Fiction. YA)"

Adult and young-adult aficionados of Myers's work will find this new offering revisits issues close to the author's heart: place (Harlem with all its love and squalor), race and the court system (you've got trouble if you're black and poor and in front of a judge), values for boys of color (street crime or achievement) and love of the community. Read full book review >

THE JOURNAL OF JOSHUA LOPER by Walter Dean Myers

SOMEWHERE IN THE DARKNESS by Walter Dean Myers

THE RIGHTEOUS REVENGE OF ARTEMIS BONNER by Walter Dean Myers

MOP, MOONDANCE, AND THE NAGASAKI KNIGHTS by Walter Dean Myers

DARNELL ROCK REPORTING by Walter Dean Myers

THE STORY OF THE THREE KINGDOMS by Walter Dean Myers

SHADOW OF THE RED MOON by Walter Dean Myers

TOUSSAINT L'OUVERTURE by Walter Dean Myers

AT HER MAJESTY'S REQUEST by Walter Dean Myers

THE JOURNAL OF BIDDY OWENS by Walter Dean Myers

THREE SWORDS FOR GRANADA by Walter Dean Myers

I’VE SEEN THE PROMISED LAND by Walter Dean Myers

AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF MY DEAD BROTHER by Walter Dean Myers

THE HARLEM HELLFIGHTERS by Walter Dean Myers

SUNRISE OVER FALLUJAH by Walter Dean Myers

FAST SAM, COOL CLYDE, AND STUFF by Walter Dean Myers

IT AIN'T ALL FOR NOTHIN' by Walter Dean Myers

ME, MOP, AND THE MOONDANCE KID by Walter Dean Myers

MOJO AND THE RUSSIANS by Walter Dean Myers

TALES OF A DEAD KING by Walter Dean Myers

THE BLACK PEARL & THE GHOST OR ONE MYSTERY AFTER ANOTHER by Walter Dean Myers

THE DRAGON TAKES A WIFE by Walter Dean Myers

THE NICHOLAS FACTOR by Walter Dean Myers

THE YOUNG LANDLORDS by Walter Dean Myers

WON'T KNOW TILL I GET THERE by Walter Dean Myers

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