The Just Mercy Book Summary

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The Just Mercy book by Bryan Stevenson is said to be " a story of justice and redemption". This turns out to be very true. This books tells the stories of those who were wrongly punished and how Stevenson worked hard to save them. Stevenson includes detailed information to put the reader into the scene and tells how he viewed each case he had dealt with and how they made him want to do more. These details gave me various sense of emotion that inspired me to open my eyes see things more clearly so that I to can help people. This is what makes Bryan Stevenson a good writer to me. Good writing is a piece of writing that emotionally influences people in some type of way whether that be positive or negative. A good writing will make you reach an

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