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Book • Nonfiction
Albany, California • 2010s
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Hate & Anger•
Justice2023
YA
14-18 years
Accountable by Dashka Slater is a compelling exploration of a high school student who shares an offensive meme, triggering a deep dive into questions of justice, privilege, and responsibility. Through the incident, the book examines the impact of digital actions on real lives and the complexities surrounding accountability and redemption.
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Dashka Slater’s Accountable combines investigative journalism with a narrative style to explore modern-day morality. Reviewers praise its compelling storytelling and insightful examination of teenage life and digital ethics. However, some feel its pacing is uneven and overly detailed at times. Overall, it’s appreciated for sparking important discussions on accountability.
Readers who appreciated the nuanced exploration of youth and justice in Angie Thomas's The Hate U Give or Bryan Stevenson's Just Mercy will be drawn to Dashka Slater's Accountable. This book delves into the complexities of accountability and the juvenile justice system, making it ideal for those interested in social justice and ethical dilemmas.
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480
Book • Nonfiction
Albany, California • 2010s
•
Hate & Anger•
Justice2023
YA
14-18 years
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