Chasing King's Killer

The book dives into the hunt for the killer, but I wonder what prompted that focus instead of the broader civil rights movement. Did this approach make the story more engaging for middle-grade readers?

While I appreciated the thoroughness, some parts felt a bit slow. Was that intentional to build suspense or to provide historical context?

Balancing historical accuracy with age-appropriate content can be tricky. I'm curious about what was left out or emphasized to make this story suitable for younger readers.