About This Book
Reach for this book when your teenager is beginning to notice social inequities or is struggling with the realization that people they love might hold harmful biases. It is an essential choice for white families looking to engage in honest conversations about privilege, gentrification, and the difference between being a good person and being an active ally. Following Shania, a girl who moves to an elite private school after her grandmother's death, the story explores how silence can be a form of violence. While it deals with heavy themes of systemic racism and historical complicity, it serves as a powerful tool for developing social conscience and integrity. It is best suited for mature readers aged 14 and up due to its sophisticated look at white supremacy.
