Scorpions

Cover of Scorpions by Walter Dean Myers
Publisher: Trumpet Club
Year: 1989
Language: en
Edition: A Trumpet Club special ed.
Pages: 216
ISBN-13: 9780440840831
Dimensions:
Weight: 0.3 Pounds
Dewey Decimal: 813
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Scorpions by Walter Dean Myers is a special edition published by Trumpet Club in 1989, featuring 216 pages in English. This book follows Jamal, who, after taking on the leadership of the Harlem gang known as the Scorpions, navigates the complexities of respect and power within his environment. The narrative explores the challenges he faces, particularly when a gun becomes a symbol of authority, leading to unforeseen consequences.

Readers will find a poignant exploration of themes related to African Americans and gang culture through Jamal’s experiences. The story delves into the dynamics of respect and the harsh realities that accompany gang leadership, culminating in a tragic event that alters Jamal’s path. This edition provides a focused look at the struggles and decisions faced by young individuals in challenging circumstances, making it a significant addition to discussions on youth and societal issues.


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After reluctantly taking on the leadership of the Harlem gang, the Scorpions, Jamal finds that his enemies treat him with respect when he acquires a gun–until a tragedy occurs.

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This page includes the available description and bibliographic details for “Scorpions” by Walter Dean Myers. Synopsis preview: After reluctantly taking on the leadership of the Harlem gang, the Scorpions, Jamal finds that his enemies treat him with respect when he acquires a gun–until a tragedy occurs.
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“Scorpions” is credited to Walter Dean Myers.
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Publisher: Trumpet Club. Year: 1989.
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ISBN-13: 9780440840831.
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Language: en. Pages: 216. Edition: A Trumpet Club special ed..

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