Dear Martin
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Joseph
Jun 07, 2023 05:10AM
Written by Joseph McFillin HH
Title: Dear Martin
Author: Nic Stone
Genre: Young Adult Fiction, Contemporary
The Main character in this story is Justyce McAllister a young African American teenager and top student at Braselton Prep, finds himself questioning his place in society after being racially profiled by a police officer. He begins writing letters to Martin Luther King Jr. to seek guidance and help.
Reasons you may want to read this book
Timely and Relevant Dear Martin tackles important issues of race, discrimination, and social justice that are highly relevant today. It provokes thought and encourages conversations about racism and the experiences of mistreated and overlooked communities.
Nic Stone's writing style is engaging, making "Dear Martin" a page turner. The use of the letters justyce's to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. adds an introspective element, allowing readers to delve into Justyce's thoughts and reflections. The book raises thought provoking questions about social justice and encourages readers to examine their own biases and beliefs.
It is geared more towards younger readers but it also takes the younger writing style and portrays into a serious topics so younger readers can understand the serious things that are going in the world without out making it to graphic.
Reasons you may not want to read this book
Due to the book's exploration of racism and violence, it may be emotionally challenging for some readers. Those who are uncomfortable with explicit depictions of racial discrimination or police brutality may find it difficult to read.
Some readers may find the book's story line to be too simplistic or lacking in complexity. While it offers a hopeful message, the plot's resolution may not fully satisfy those seeking a more nuanced exploration of the issues present
"Dear Martin" is primarily geared towards a young adult audience. Readers looking for more mature storytelling may find the book's style and themes to be too basic for there liking.
Closing
"Dear Martin" is a amazing novel that tackles important social issues with a engaging narrative. It also encourages readers to reflect on their own beliefs and biases making it a valuable read for young adults and teens interested in exploring themes of race, discrimination, and social justice in society.
Title: Dear Martin
Author: Nic Stone
Genre: Young Adult Fiction, Contemporary
The Main character in this story is Justyce McAllister a young African American teenager and top student at Braselton Prep, finds himself questioning his place in society after being racially profiled by a police officer. He begins writing letters to Martin Luther King Jr. to seek guidance and help.
Reasons you may want to read this book
Timely and Relevant Dear Martin tackles important issues of race, discrimination, and social justice that are highly relevant today. It provokes thought and encourages conversations about racism and the experiences of mistreated and overlooked communities.
Nic Stone's writing style is engaging, making "Dear Martin" a page turner. The use of the letters justyce's to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. adds an introspective element, allowing readers to delve into Justyce's thoughts and reflections. The book raises thought provoking questions about social justice and encourages readers to examine their own biases and beliefs.
It is geared more towards younger readers but it also takes the younger writing style and portrays into a serious topics so younger readers can understand the serious things that are going in the world without out making it to graphic.
Reasons you may not want to read this book
Due to the book's exploration of racism and violence, it may be emotionally challenging for some readers. Those who are uncomfortable with explicit depictions of racial discrimination or police brutality may find it difficult to read.
Some readers may find the book's story line to be too simplistic or lacking in complexity. While it offers a hopeful message, the plot's resolution may not fully satisfy those seeking a more nuanced exploration of the issues present
"Dear Martin" is primarily geared towards a young adult audience. Readers looking for more mature storytelling may find the book's style and themes to be too basic for there liking.
Closing
"Dear Martin" is a amazing novel that tackles important social issues with a engaging narrative. It also encourages readers to reflect on their own beliefs and biases making it a valuable read for young adults and teens interested in exploring themes of race, discrimination, and social justice in society.
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