About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is starting to question the rules of the world or feels like their voice is being stifled by social pressure or authority. It is a powerful tool for discussing the importance of truth, the beauty of the arts, and the responsibility that comes with having a platform. In this sequel to The List, Letta must lead a group of rebels against a leader who wants to erase all human emotion and history to maintain peace. It handles heavy themes of censorship and rebellion with a focus on bravery and integrity. The story is appropriate for upper elementary and middle schoolers who are ready for complex moral dilemmas. You might choose it to help a child understand that silence is not always the best way to keep the peace, and that creativity is a form of strength.
