Justice and her brothers
Readers rate it 2.5 (3 on Hardcover)
217 pages · Released 1978 · Greenwillow Books
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Justice and Her Brothers is a scientifically imaginative fantasy that explores themes of family, identity, and self-discovery through the lens of extrasensory powers. The story is engaging and age-appropriate for upper middle-grade readers, with minimal violence and no profanity. While some elements—such as exploring an alien or dystopian landscape—may feel slightly unsettling, the focus remains on the siblings' emotional journey and their growth in understanding themselves and each other.
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An 11-year-old and her older twin brothers struggle to understand their supersensory powers. An 11-year-old and her older twin brothers struggle to understand their supersensory powers.
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- Fiction
- Fantasy
- Twins
- Brothers and sisters
- African American Teenage fiction
- 20th century
- Extrasensory perception
- African American children
- African American Occult fiction
- African American Fantasy fiction
- Juvenile fiction
- Children's fiction
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ISBN 9780688801823 · Greenwillow Books