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| − | ''Dear Justyce'' by Nic Stone is a young adult contemporary novel, originally published on September 29, 2020. It is the second book in the Dear Martin series. | + | ''Dear Justyce'' by Nic Stone is a young adult contemporary novel, originally published on September 29, 2020. It is the second book in the [[Dear Martin by Nic Stone (series)|Dear Martin]] series. |
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| + | *Cancer | ||
*Cheating (mentioned) | *Cheating (mentioned) | ||
| + | *Child abandonment | ||
*Domestic violence (emotional and physical) | *Domestic violence (emotional and physical) | ||
*Gun violence | *Gun violence | ||
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*PTSD | *PTSD | ||
*Racism | *Racism | ||
| + | *Sleep paralysis | ||
*Trauma | *Trauma | ||
*Violence | *Violence | ||
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*Black main and side characters | *Black main and side characters | ||
| + | *Gay side characters | ||
==Tropes== | ==Tropes== | ||
*[[Epistolary (trope)|Epistolary]] | *[[Epistolary (trope)|Epistolary]] | ||
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[[Category:Young Adult]] | [[Category:Young Adult]] | ||
[[Category:Contemporary Fiction]] | [[Category:Contemporary Fiction]] | ||
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Dear Justyce
| Author(s) | Nic Stone |
|---|---|
| Published | September 29, 2020 |
| Publisher | Crown Books for Young Readers |
| Genre(s) | Contemporary |
| Age group | Young Adult |
Dear Justyce by Nic Stone is a young adult contemporary novel, originally published on September 29, 2020. It is the second book in the Dear Martin series.
Trigger Warnings
- Cancer
- Cheating (mentioned)
- Child abandonment
- Domestic violence (emotional and physical)
- Gun violence
- Incarceration
- Murder
- Panic attacks
- Police brutality
- PTSD
- Racism
- Sleep paralysis
- Trauma
- Violence
Representation
An asterisk (*) indicates that the author openly identifies with that identity.
- Black main and side characters
- Gay side characters
