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Description: "When their favorite teacher tells them they must participate in a debate about the Holocaust--arguing for the Nazis--Logan march and Cade Crawford are horrified. They can't believe Mr. Bartley would seriously expect anyone to craft an argument supporting the genocide of the Jewish people, even hypothetically. Logan and Cade decide they must take a stand against an assignment that fuels intolerance and discrimination."--

Review Quotes: "I recommend this book . . . as a model of being an ally and what it takes to speak up for what's right when confronted with something truly wrong. Excellent for reading in a classroom or as part of a book club." --Evonne Marzouck-The Jewish Press

"A good choice for fans of Angie Thomas's The Hate U Give and Nic Stone's Dear Martin." --School Library Journal

"This wise and nuanced novel has loving arms that, while hugging two teens who must confront a popular teacher, also can reach all those who are belittled and unheard." --Thanhhà Lại, New York Times bestselling author of Inside Out & Back Again and Butterfly Yellow

"A riveting, important, and thought-provoking read. Unputdownable and unforgettable." --Leah Cypess, author of The Death Sworn series

"This fast-paced, compelling story will inspire readers to stick to their principles and fight for what's right. A timely and necessary read." --Kip Wilson, author of White Rose

"Brave, breath-stealing and bold. A compelling and necessary read." --Gae Polisner, author of The Memory of Things and Jack Kerouac Is Dead to Me

"Readers won't be able to resist putting themselves in the students' shoes and thinking about when and where they themselves would draw the line, or if they would dare confront power at all." --Nancy Werlin, author of The Rules of Survival

"This fast-paced novel will keep readers thoroughly engaged. An important plot-driven story about two teens who stand up for what's right in the face of adversity." --Kirkus Reviews