About This Book
When would a parent reach for this book? Reach for this story when your teen is asking deep questions about justice, systemic inequality, or how different environments shape a person's future. It is a vital resource for families looking to discuss the complexities of the legal system and the importance of having a support network. This novel follows Quan, a Black teen wrongly incarcerated, as he corresponds with his friend Justyce. Through these letters and flashbacks, the story explores themes of loyalty, trauma, and the search for truth in a flawed system. While the subject matter is intense, it provides a realistic and ultimately hopeful look at redemption. It is best suited for mature teens aged 14 and up who are ready to engage with heavy topics like police violence, gang involvement, and social justice.
