• Adapted for Young Adults: Accessible and engaging for younger readers.
• Addresses Important Social Issues: Explores themes of racial injustice, poverty, and flaws within the criminal justice system.
• Inspiring True Story: Based on Bryan Stevenson's real-life fight for justice.
• Focus on Empathy and Understanding: Encourages consideration of the human impact of the justice system.
• Suitable for Classroom Use: Includes discussion questions and resources for educators.

Just Mercy (Adapted for Young Adults) is the powerful true story of Bryan Stevenson, a young lawyer fighting for justice for the wrongly condemned. This adaptation brings Stevenson's experiences to a younger audience, highlighting his work with the Equal Justice Initiative and the urgent need for reform. The book delves into the case of Walter McMillian, a man wrongly convicted of murder, and Stevenson's efforts to prove his innocence. A compelling narrative of hope and compassion, Just Mercy challenges readers to confront difficult truths about inequality and encourages advocacy for a more just world.