About This Book
Justice for All introduces readers to sixteen-year-old Elena Morales, who is deeply troubled by a redevelopment plan that threatens her beloved community center in Harbor Ridge. Drawing strength from her Christian faith and scripture, particularly Micah 6:8, Elena mobilizes her friends to create The Micah Project. Together, they champion the values of accessibility, equity, and compassion, demonstrating how active faith can drive significant community transformation. This novel is ideal for young adults aged 12-18, offering a compelling narrative about standing up for what is right, fostering civic engagement, and living out one's beliefs with integrity and unity.
Discussion Prompts
1
How does Elena's faith guide her actions in the face of injustice?
2
What does 'justice' mean to Elena and her friends, and how do they work to achieve it?
3
Have you ever felt strongly about an issue in your community? What did you do or what could you do?
4
How do Elena and her friends demonstrate teamwork and collaboration?
5
What does Micah 6:8 mean to you, and how do you see it reflected in the story?
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