Survive the Dome

...a searing futuristic story of systemic racism, police brutality, and unchecked power -- Horn Book -- 85385 A hopeful ending is painstakingly earned, and frankly these smart, brave, and loyal Latinx and Black kids flat out deserve this win and then some. -- The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books -- 85006 A speculative thriller about personal growth that deals with all-too-real traumas. -- Kirkus -- 84908 In a first-person POV that's both unafraid and unapologetic, Jackson brings a sci-fi twist to the reality of police brutality and the oftentimes literal silencing of marginalized peoples, putting queer people of color at the helm of effective change -- Publishers Weekly -- 85367 Plan to read this on the edge of your seat, knowing the whole time it's a little too relevant for comfort of any kind. -- School Library Connection -- 85091 Reminiscent of Angie Thomas' The Hate U Give, Jackson's too-close-to-home dystopian novel adds a level of thought-provoking complexity that will undoubtedly compel readers to grapple with the use and abuse of power by government entities -- Booklist -- Booklist, (STARRED review) -- 85184 This novel will keep readers on their toes, holding their breath, and hoping Jamal makes it out of the dome alive. A highly recommended, thrilling read -- School Library Journal, (STARRED review) -- 85283