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A Boy Named Justice

Sale price$9.99
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A Boy Named Justice is a values-based children’s book that explores fairness, courage, kindness, inclusion, and standing up for what is right through relatable storytelling and meaningful life lessons.

 

PURPOSE OF THIS BOOK

This resource helps children understand moral courage, empathy, fairness, and respectful conflict resolution. It supports character education while encouraging learners to think critically about justice, integrity, leadership, and caring for others.

 

USING THIS RESOURCE AS LEARNING TOOL

  1. Read the story interactively with children and encourage discussion throughout the reading experience.
  2. Pause throughout the story to discuss fairness, courage, honesty, and respectful decision-making.
  3. Ask learners reflective questions about standing up for others, solving conflict, and showing integrity.
  4. Facilitate discussions around bullying, inclusion, kindness, and leadership in everyday situations.
  5. Reinforce literacy comprehension through storytelling, journaling, role-play, vocabulary, or classroom discussion activities.
  6. Revisit the story regularly to strengthen empathy, confidence, literacy comprehension, and values-based learning.
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I liked the overall story of how Justice stood up for what was right but didn't hold a grudge afterward. Really nice example for us all. I also appreciated the highlights of people that are famous for doing much the same as Justice did. The little synopsis of each person was short and to the point. The words in the back of the book are a nice way to increase vocabulary and understanding.

– Kat D, via Amazon

A Boy Named Justice is a powerful and timely book that shines a light on the importance of justice, fairness, and confidence in standing up for what is right. Set against the backdrop of contemporary Africa, the story delves into themes of corruption, prejudice, and the struggle for equality.”

– Lyn Achieng, Teach for Kenya

“This book, with its colourful and expressive illustrations, is the perfect book to teach young children that: Your values are extremely important and that you should always always have the courage to do the right thing regardless of the circumstances.”

– Jaylene Jansen, teacher



"It’s good to speak up for yourself and your values!"