Publication year 2022
Genre Reference/Text Book, Nonfiction
Themes Race, Colonialism, Nation, Politics & Government, War, Equality, Justice
Tags Education, Education, US History, World History
Books on Justice & Injustice
James Baldwin said, "It is certain, in any case, that ignorance, allied with power, is the most ferocious enemy justice can have." In this collection, we've compiled texts that explore the idea of what justice is — and how it can thrive.
Give Me Liberty!
Giving Voice To Values
Glass Houses
Glitch
Go Ask Alice
God Is Red
Go Down, Moses
God Sees the Truth, but Waits
Gold Digger
Good Different
Good Dirt
Good Girl, Bad Blood
Good Muslim, Bad Muslim
Gooseberries
Go Set A Watchman
Governing the Commons
Granted
Gray Mountain
Great and Precious Things
Greenwild
Publication year 2022
Genre Reference/Text Book, Nonfiction
Themes Race, Colonialism, Nation, Politics & Government, War, Equality, Justice
Tags Education, Education, US History, World History
Publication year 2010
Genre Reference/Text Book, Nonfiction
Themes Emotions/Behavior: Courage, Teamwork, Community, Education, Justice, Power & Greed, Language
Tags Self-Improvement, Psychology, Education, Education, Leadership, Business & Economics, Psychology, Philosophy, Philosophy
Publication year 2017
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Guilt, Justice, Appearance & Reality
Tags Mystery & Crime Fiction, Horror & Suspense, Canadian Literature
Publication year 2020
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes The Past, Friendship, Teamwork, Good & Evil, Justice, Order & Chaos, Science & Technology
Tags Science Fiction, Action & Adventure, Fantasy, Children`s Literature, Historical Fiction
Publication year 1971
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Mental Health, Shame & Pride, Coming of Age, Family, Friendship, Self Discovery, Community, Justice, Truth & Lies
Tags Depression & Suicide, Addiction & Substance Abuse, Coming of Age, Realistic Fiction, Modern Classic Fiction, Psychology, Psychology, Mental Illness, Classic Fiction
Initially advertised as an anonymous, true story of a teenage girl, Go Ask Alice (1971) by Beatrice Sparks is an epistolary novel, or a fictional work structured as a diary. The diary entries chronicle two years of a teen girl’s experience with social acceptance, family relationships, and drugs—primarily marijuana, LSD, and amphetamines. Although Beatrice Sparks initially claimed to be the diary’s editor, considerable evidence suggests that she’s the sole author of the fictional work. Nevertheless... Read Go Ask Alice Summary
Publication year 1972
Genre Book, Nonfiction
Themes Indigenous Identity, Race, Environment, Place, Politics & Government, Justice, Power & Greed
Tags Religion & Spirituality, World History, Philosophy, Race & Racism
Publication year 1872
Genre Poem, Fiction
Themes Religion & Spirituality, Emotions/Behavior: Courage, Hope, Fear, Race, Future, Community, Equality, Justice, Trust & Doubt
Tags Race & Racism, Lyric Poem
Publication year 1872
Genre Short Story, Fiction
Themes Religion & Spirituality, Forgiveness, Justice, Family, Hate & Anger
Tags Russian Literature, Classic Fiction, World History, Philosophy, Philosophy, Religion & Spirituality
“God Sees the Truth, but Waits” is a short story by Leo Tolstoy originally published in 1872. The story, a parable about forgiveness that explores religious and spiritual themes, tells of a man sent to prison in Siberia for a murder he did not commit. The story has been adapted for various media, including films and radio programs. This guide refers to the 1990 Norton Critical Edition.Set in Tolstoy’s contemporary Russia, the story is narrated... Read God Sees the Truth, but Waits Summary
Publication year 2024
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Love, Gender Identity, Family, Marriage, Self Discovery, Social Class, Justice
Publication year 2023
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Disability, Mental Health, Conflict, Perseverance, Shame & Pride, Coming of Age, Family, Friendship, Community, Justice
Tags Realistic Fiction, Children`s Literature
Publication year 2025
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Perseverance, Grief, Memory, Race, The Past, Family, Social Class, Justice
Tags Historical Fiction
Publication year 2020
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Guilt, Revenge, Justice, Science & Technology, Truth & Lies
Tags Mystery & Crime Fiction, Horror & Suspense, Technology, Psychology, Crime & Law, Modern Classic Fiction, Romance
Publication year 2005
Genre Book, Nonfiction
Themes Colonialism, Globalization, Immigration, Nation, Politics & Government, War, Justice, Religion & Spirituality
Publication year 1898
Genre Short Story, Fiction
Themes Fate, Equality, Justice, Self Discovery, Social Class, Community, Education, Nation
Tags Classic Fiction, Realistic Fiction, Historical Fiction, Social Class, Finance, Education, World History, Social Justice, Russian Literature, Education, Philosophy, Philosophy
“Gooseberries,” by Russian author Anton Chekhov, is a short story that uses symbolism, subtlety, irony, and keen observation of human behavior to explore themes of the quest for happiness, the meaning of life, social expectations, privilege, and social equality. Written in mid-1898, the story is the second in what was later referred to as The Little Trilogy, together with “The Man in the Case” and “About Love.” All three stories explore the definitions of happiness... Read Gooseberries Summary
Publication year 2015
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Coming of Age, Family, Justice
Tags Historical Fiction, Politics & Government, Race & Racism, World History, Classic Fiction
Go Set a Watchman is the second novel of Pulitzer Prize winner Harper Lee. While this novel was initially touted as a sequel to her critically acclaimed 1960 debut novel, To Kill a Mockingbird, it is now regarded as an early draft of that book, featuring many of the same characters and, occasionally, the same scenes. When first published in 2015, the book set a record for the highest adult novel one-day sales at Barnes... Read Go Set A Watchman Summary
Publication year 1990
Genre Book, Nonfiction
Themes Environment, Community, Economics, Politics & Government, Justice
Tags Business & Economics, Politics & Government, Sociology, Philosophy
Publication year 2018
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Justice, Order & Chaos, Power & Greed
Tags Fantasy, Action & Adventure, Science Fiction, Children`s Literature, Animals
Publication year 2014
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Power & Greed, Emotions/Behavior: Courage, Grief, Hate & Anger, Hope, Revenge, Death, Environment, Self Discovery, Social Class, Economics, Justice
Tags Horror & Suspense, Mystery & Crime Fiction, Crime & Law
The legal thriller Gray Mountain (2014) is a #1 New York Times bestseller from John Grisham, an author known for his critiques of the American legal system. A former criminal defense attorney and Mississippi state legislator, Grisham draws on his legal background to craft narratives that often explore systemic corruption and social injustice. In Gray Mountain, the 2008 financial crisis serves as the catalyst for the story: After the collapse of Lehman Brothers, high-powered Wall... Read Gray Mountain Summary
Publication year 2020
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Death, Conflict, Grief, Guilt, Love, Memory, Disability, Mental Health, Aging, The Past, Family, Fathers, Friendship, Siblings, Self Discovery, Community, Fate, Justice, Literature, Loyalty & Betrayal, Trust & Doubt, Truth & Lies
Tags Romance, Military & War, Contemporary Literature, Dramatic Literature
Publication year 2023
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Emotions/Behavior: Courage, Revenge, Race, Childhood & Youth, Animals, Environment, Plants, Family, Justice, Power & Greed
Tags Fantasy, Children`s Literature