Tireur!: Ceci n’est pas un exercice

Walter Dean Myers often drew from real-life experiences and societal issues. I'm curious how he decided to highlight these themes through Shooter’s story.

There were moments where I felt the tension was almost too real, making me think about how young people navigate loyalty and danger. Did those scenes resonate strongly for others?

The buildup felt deliberate, but I wonder if the pacing made the final moments even more impactful or if some felt it was too slow.