Justice

Reach for this book when your child is starting to notice that the world is not always divided into simple good guys and bad guys. It is an ideal choice for the middle-grade reader who feels like an outsider or who is struggling to find a group where they truly belong. Through a high stakes adventure, the story explores whether our past mistakes or our families define who we are meant to be. Following M Freeman as she transitions from a school for criminals to an academy for law enforcement, the narrative delves into deep themes of loyalty, systemic secrecy, and the personal cost of doing the right thing. It is perfectly paced for ages 8 to 12, offering a sophisticated look at ethics without losing the fun of a global spy thriller. Parents will appreciate how it encourages critical thinking about authority and the importance of choosing one's own path.