Dear Justyce

This book is addictive

I ordered this book from amazon and it came in excellent condition! I am writing review for the book below:Dear Justyce by Nic StoneRate 5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️This sequel is really good, it’s powerful and important to read.In the book Dear Justyce, we can read about Quan’s life and I honestly enjoyed hearing the story from his point of view.Through Quan’s eyes, we can see how he struggled in his life since the traumatic arrest of his father when he was eleven. He slowly starts to lose hope, but Justyce and a few other people who believe in justice, help him to see the world from a different angle and help him to win the injustice system.The book is hopeful, and this is the reason why everybody needs to believe in themselves and that with the right education you can have a clear pathway to success.Once I started reading it, I couldn't put it down. I highly recommend Dear Justyce and if you can, read Dear Martin first.

It would be impossible for me to love this book more! I read Dear Martin before and loved it but this one beats that one. Reading the story about Quan reminded me of what my mother told me about teaching first grade in an inner city school of Indianapolis. The children she taught were a younger version of Quan. Very poor, usually they had a family member incarcerated. They would come to school crying. When my mother asked them about it, she would hear " My brother was shot last night".From the beginning, to be able to survive, a child needs a whole lot of people in their corner. My mother was one of those people. She was so of the female version of Doc who was in both books. Food. a roof over their heads, emotional support, deep caring is what they need and we all need.Thank you so much, Nic Stone. I get you!

Brilliant book!! Absolutely loved it as truly told it from side of the less fortunate, the unlucky, the stereotyped...but still gave element of true hope! ❤️ perfect successor to the Dear Martin

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