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Released 17th October 2017
Wrote by Nic Stone
Roman and fiction

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The opening of the novel shows that the main character Justyce McAllister tries to get his ex-girlfriend, Melo home as she is drunk. The readers get to find out that she is also biracial

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17 year old
African American
From a bad area in Atlanta
Braselton Preparatory Academy
Main character

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Justyce's best friend
From a wealthy and succesful family
Braselton Preparatory Academy

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Justyce's ex-girlfriend
Biracial
Most attractive girl in Justyce's class
Braselton Preparatory Academy

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One of Manny's good friends
White student
Braselton Preparatory Academy

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Jewish
Justyce's partner on the debate team
Braselton Preparatory Academy

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The novel is narrated in third-person point of view, with Justyce as the main character. Most of the narration is also Justyce's thoughts and use of language.

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Conversational and realistic
It makes the readers understand both the fear and anger Justyce feel after an unfair encounter with the law enforcement.

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Most of the novel is written in third-person

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In the opening of the novel, Justyce had an unfair encounter with the police

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In the first chapter, did his attempt on helping his drunk ex-girlfriend Melo, turn out to be an incident of power abuse by the police

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Oak Ridge
-Setting for most of the novel's action
-Predominantly white neighborhood

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Predominantly white preparatory high school on a scholarship

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Martin is my brother
Martin is my friend
Martin is the one who fought
to end slavery

Martin was the one who preached
about brotherly love
He's the one who tought us
What it meant
to love and be one

Without him
We all probably
Would still be segargated