Beliefs.

I believe that with the way this book is written that it does help young teenagers want to take the time to read this book, and involve themselves into this book. Myers makes this book out to be in a format different from every other book that i've ever read. In the beginning of the book, it kind of makes it hard to interest yourself into the book, but then it starts getting good. I personally don't believe that I would read books like this all the time, because these books aren't really my type of books. But I would recommend this book to many people, who enjoy reading these kinds of novels. This book is mostly about how a troubled teen is accused of holding up a store, and murdering the owner. It's hard to believe he's innocent, but its also hard too believe he's guilty by the way Myers makes his character out to be.

Novel format

Myers has written this book for teenagers and young adults. Do the use of a handwriting font and the screenplay format help make this novel more accessible to the target audience than a traditional format might have? Explain.