Crystal
Crystal by Walter Dean Myers is a reprint edition published by HarperCollins on May 7, 2002. This 208-page book is written in English and explores the life of sixteen-year-old Crystal, who embarks on a glamorous modeling career in New York City. Initially thrilled by the excitement of modeling, Crystal soon finds herself grappling with the pressures that come with her appearance and the sacrifices she must make, leading her to question the true value of her new lifestyle.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into social themes surrounding adolescence and coming of age, as Crystal navigates the complexities of her identity and self-worth amidst the demands of the modeling industry. The story addresses the challenges faced by young individuals, particularly within the context of African American experiences in the United States. Through Crystal’s journey, the book presents a thoughtful examination of personal beliefs and the impact of societal expectations on youth.
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Sixteen-year-old Crystal knows she’s blessed. She is drop-dead gorgeous and in the beginning stages of a glamorous career as a model in New York City. At first, modeling is exciting. But soon, her life becomes less and less about her, and more and more about her body. Crystal wonders if her new life is worth giving up everything — her friends, her beliefs, and her self-respect.
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