A lock becomes a lesson in stubborn practice, as the quote shows a character turning his talon into new ways to fit a keyhole. It also warns of fierce protection, with a speaker threatening to tear apart anyone who harms his daughter. Other lines talk about hidden struggles of mentally ill kids, fear of wasted potential, and the idea that wisdom can be carried like a buried tool.
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Neal Shusterman is a young adult author from the United States, best known for Unwind.
Quick Facts About Neal Shusterman
Born
November 12, 1962
Nationality
United States
Profession
Young Adult Author
Notable works
Unwind
Known for
Scythe, Challenger Deep
About Neal Shusterman
He wrote the novel Challenger Deep, which earned the 2015 National Book Award for Young People’s Literature. His later book Scythe received a 2017 Michael L. Printz Honor. He continues to write stories for teen readers.