LL Spring Book Club

​Hey everyone! 👋

​The Spring Book Club is here, and we’re diving into three powerful themes: Equality, the Environment, and Law & Justice. As we gear up for upcoming tournaments, these books will help you build compelling arguments, real-world examples, and sharp analytical skills for your debates.

​Here’s what we’ll be reading:

​✊🏽✊🏿✊🏻 Equality

​📖 The Hate U Give – Angie Thomas

​This gripping novel follows Starr, a teen caught between two worlds after witnessing a police shooting. It’s a must-read for understanding systemic inequality, the power of protest, and how narratives shape public opinion.

​🌍 Environment

​For high school students:

​📖 The Uninhabitable Earth – David Wallace-Wells

​A stark warning about the future of our planet, this book explores the catastrophic effects of climate change and challenges us to think critically about who should take responsibility for saving our world.

​For middle school students:

​📖 No One Is Too Small to Make a Difference – Greta Thunberg

​This collection of speeches by Greta Thunberg is not only an excellent real-world case study of how young people can influence global environmental policy, but also a great source of inspiration and a great example for everyone who wants to improve their public speaking.

​⚖️ Law & Justice

​📖 Twelve Angry Men – Reginald Rose

​This classic courtroom drama takes you inside a jury room where one man fights to challenge bias and seek justice. It’s a brilliant read for understanding how evidence, persuasion, and logic shape legal decisions.

​📅 Spring Book Club Meeting

​ When: Sunday, April 27

​Time: 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM (GMT +8)

​Happy reading!🌸 📖