Really important read that would benefit readers from any age group. Handles the topic of police brutality with care and honesty. I liked that we get the scene in pieces as the story goes on and we learn new things as Starr retells it to each person. Its not trying to traumatize the reader. We see Starr’s internal struggle of deciding to speak out or stay silent. I liked seeing the family dynamics of her and her half siblings. We also see the argument of staying in your neighborhood and trying to make it better vs moving to a better neighborhood. There is also great advice in the book about how to decide if a friendship has ended/is worth continuing which I think is great and needed. Highly recommend giving this book a shot!!