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Review by
Amanda C, Librarian
I was deeply moved as I read Dear Martin, but Dear Justyce took it to another level.
Nic Stone introduces you to Quan in Dear Martin, but it is a brief introduction. You are aware that he and Justyce know each other, but there isn't much more information than that and what happens to Quan in the first book. In Dear Justyce, the reader experiences the struggles young, underprivileged African American males are experiencing in America today. Even though Justyce and Quan have grown up in the same neighborhood, Quan doesn't have the benefits in life that Justyce has. I am thankful that Stone has tied Quan and Justyce together in this sequel to Dear Martin so that there is communication and hope for this character.
Fantastic Read! I highly recommend it and would read it again.
Nic Stone introduces you to Quan in Dear Martin, but it is a brief introduction. You are aware that he and Justyce know each other, but there isn't much more information than that and what happens to Quan in the first book. In Dear Justyce, the reader experiences the struggles young, underprivileged African American males are experiencing in America today. Even though Justyce and Quan have grown up in the same neighborhood, Quan doesn't have the benefits in life that Justyce has. I am thankful that Stone has tied Quan and Justyce together in this sequel to Dear Martin so that there is communication and hope for this character.
Fantastic Read! I highly recommend it and would read it again.
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